A Framework of Standards for Data Sharing| Paul Davidson | January 2015
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The Local eGovernment Standards Body (LEGSB) has been operating since 2006, funded by various UK government departments to enhance efficiency and transparency in local services. It focuses on establishing a framework for data sharing that covers various dimensions including operational, statistical, and political aspects. The organization emphasizes principles like data semantics, quality, rights, and governance to promote effective data sharing among local authorities.
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A Framework of Standards for Data Sharing| Paul Davidson | January 2015
- 1. Introduction to LeGSB • Operating since 2006 • Funded by Central Government Departments – currently – Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) – Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) – Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS). – Projects with Councils • Mission – To promote Standards for Efficiency, Transformation, and Transparency of Local Services • People – All personnel are employees of local authorities, and central government departments. • Web Site – http://www.legsb.gov.uk 1
- 2. A Framework of Standards for Data Sharing Local Digital Discovery Day London, 26th January 2015 2 Paul Davidson, CIO Sedgemoor District Council Director of Standards for the Local eGovernment Standards Body (LeGSB)
- 3. Context 3 Operational - about real people and places, with real needs and circumstances, using real services, e.g. case work; Statistical - aggregated operational data, organised using common classifications and segmentations; Analytical - the conclusions drawn from an analysis of statistical data; Political - the decisions taken to shape services, e.g. budgets, strategies, priorities, targets etc; Reference - master data to give common identifiers and definitions to objects that can be used to link data;
- 4. Scope 4 • Semantics the meaning of information • Syntax the format of information • Data Quality the confidence to re-use information • Rights permission to use information • Trust who is accessing information • Transport how to move information • Information Governance - the behavior and culture to protect and exploit information
- 5. A strategic approach to Data Sharing 5 www.legsb.gov.uk – White Papers