David Eaves - The today, tomorrow and future of open data & open gov - July 2013

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Containers, Facebook and Power

The today, tomorrow and future of open data & gov

Wednesday, 24 July, 13

Background

Government&

Public Policy

Open Innovation

Negotiation&

Strategy

ContainersFacebookBaseball

And the Dark Matter of Open Data

1956 1966

You�� &�� Me

Standards Matters

LIVES Standard

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

DEMOCRACY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Council agendasLegislationVoting recordsBudgetsPollution DataBusiness RegistryAid Data

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

Private Sector

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

Private Sector

Real Estate

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

Private SectorGTFS (Transit)GarbageRestaurant InspectionTrafficParking

Real Estate

GovernmentData

CitizenDemand

Private Sector

GTFS (Transit)GarbageRestaurant InspectionTrafficParking

Council agendasLegislationVoting recordsBudgetsPollution Data

Real Estate

Open Data Charter

Stop Counting # of Open Data Sets or

Portals

Start Counting # of Common Standards

Tomorrow

Growing Up Data

Get Strategic

How do we get data open

How do we use data to drive public policy

objectives

What’s Next?

We are going to get a lot right

What scares me is what we’ll get wrong

Data Battle

Chicago 311

Data-Driven Decision Making

Utopia!

The data IS political

How do we get data open

How do we absorb data from the public?

Focus on CommunityCulture

notTechnology

Focus on CommunityNetworks Amplify

Focus on Community

Centralized

High Accountability

Low Counter Power

Public Access?Wednesday, 24 July, 13

Focus on Community

Decentralized

Adability

(Low?) Accountability

David Eaves@daeaveswww.eaves.ca

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