Odi 2015 09 node data policy workshop
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The document discusses the importance of data infrastructure in enhancing economic, environmental, and social value through open data. It highlights the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders, including politicians, businesses, and communities, in leveraging data for innovation and efficiency. The need for a common language to facilitate discussions around data and its uses is emphasized, presenting a vision for building trust and partnerships in society.
Odi 2015 09 node data policy workshop
- 2. Political Politicians, UN, World Bank have shared ambitions Regional Smart-cities are driving efficiency and innovation Business McKinsey, Deloitte are signaling economic growth Innovators Start-ups are creating jobs Social NGO communities are building partnerships Individuals Engaged in improving their world, rebuilding trust A shared vision
- 5. Data infrastructure The data spectrum helps us understand and debate the choices that are made when data is published.
- 6. First draft
- 8. Data lexicon
- 9. Data infrastructure The data lexicon provides clarity to the terms we use when we discuss data, use data, make choices about data or challenge the choices that other people make.
- 10. Data infrastructure The data lexicon provides accessible and common language to allow and encourage more people to join the debate.
- 11. Data infrastructure We are crowdsourcing both definitions and terms to be defined.
- 12. Data infrastructure Data that is open. Data that is shared. Data that is closed. Personal data. Big data.
- 13. Second draft
- 16. Economic, environmental and social value.
- 17. Transport for London has a 58:1 return on investment on transport data. Denmark 70:1 on address data. (source: Scotland Government, Deloitte/EU)
- 18. In the UK alone 270 companies use, produce or invest in open data, with an annual turnover of over £92bn and over 500k employees between them (source: ODI research, 2015)
- 19. At least 84% of Americans with a smartphone use a service powered by open data every day. (source: Pew Research, 2014)
- 21. This is what we mean by economic, environmental and social value.
- 22. Infrastructure for data or data as infrastructure
- 23. Second draft
- 24. When our roads, railway and energy networks were being built we learnt how to maintain them for the good of everyone. We need to do the same for data.
- 25. Data helps us go on a journey to make a decision.
- 27. Data infrastructure maximises the use and value of data.
- 30. locked down
- 33. We make choices.