OpenData: Why information sharing important to the future of Government
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The document discusses the importance of open data for government transparency and efficiency, emphasizing that sharing information is vital for accountability and functional governance. It traces the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0, highlighting the shift towards data interactivity and the need for organizations to embrace social media and APIs. To make data open, it is essential to publish it publicly and apply an appropriate open data license.
OpenData: Why information sharing important to the future of Government
- 1. OpenData: Why information sharing important to the future of Government twitter.com/JaduCMS
- 3. “Government data is being put online to increase accountability, contribute valuable information about the world, and to enable government, the country, and the world to function more efficiently.” Tim Berners-Lee
- 7. Open Data gives real power to the people.
- 9. Web 1.0: The Document Web
- 11. Web 2.0: The Social Web
- 12. “...an embryo of the Web to come...”
- 13. “The Web will be understood not as screenfuls of text and graphics but as a transport mechanism, the ether through which interactivity happens...
- 14. ...It will appear on your computer screen, on your TV set on your car dashboard, on your cell phone, hand-held games machines and maybe even your microwave.” Darcy DiNucci
- 18. Huge shift from mass media to personal media
- 19. Over 1600% Growth in 2009
- 21. CEO/CIO: “Social Media is Irrelevant to our business” -They may have missed the point!
- 22. 104 Million users in 2009
- 25. Service Oriented Architecture websites like Twitter are a first step to sharing data Create an API for your content.
- 28. The point is the evolution.
- 30. Social media has changed the way the web is being used. APIs now rule the web.
- 31. Web 3.0: The Web of Data
- 34. You ALREADY have the data.
- 36. The first step is understanding the modern Internet. It’s essential Senior Management understand the evolution of the Internet.
- 55. You ALREADY have the data.
- 56. All you have to do is: Publish it.
- 57. “Sometimes it is better just to do it.” Tim Berners-Lee
- 58. How Can I Make My Data Open? 1. Make your data publicly available! 2. Apply a suitable open data license. See - opendatacommons.org - creativecommons.org
- 60. The future is happening now.