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[Webinar] Collaboration and Monetization of Data Products: The Role of the Data Marketplace
Watch the replayData to drive better decision making, increase transparency, improve communications and develop local communities, at a municipal and regional level.
Local government bodies need to become smarter and more data-centric to meet the changing needs of their communities, increase efficiency, accelerate innovation, and demonstrate transparency while driving greater sustainability. Effectively sharing data internally and externally through internal and external data portals with citizens and partners delivers openness, efficiency, accountability, and greater collaboration, while underpinning the creation of smart communities that attract and retain residents and businesses for the long term.
underpinned by data collected from across the municipality, enabling innovation, improving quality of life, better managing risk, and supporting sustainability goals
by collecting and sharing data across departments, replacing previously manual processes to save time while enabling faster, more informed collaborative decision-making
to better meet the changing needs of businesses and citizens, using data to foster economic development and build stronger, more attractive communities
by sharing performance data, enabling deeper scrutiny of council actions and ensuring that elected officials are fully accountable to their constituents
by reducing time to insight for employees and partners while lowering expenses through seamless, rapid data sharing
to share data and deliver on Freedom of Information requests through efficient, proactive data portals that engage all stakeholders while delivering compliance
Remove departmental silos and increase information sharing and collaboration by centralizing data from across your organization and making it available to all staff through your intuitive data portal, helping create an open, data-centric culture.
Drive greater collaboration with businesses, startups, researchers and government bodies, sharing information in tailored formats via your ecosystem data portal. Ensure your data drives innovation and new opportunities for sustainable local economic development.
Increase trust and demonstrate performance to citizens, businesses and your wider community through an intuitive, easy to use open data portal. Share data in understandable formats to show transparency.
The City of Long Beach in California is boosting transparency, building trust and reinforcing its digital leadership through its comprehensive data portal, which increases engagement by focusing on data storytelling through dashboards and visualizations.
While we are proud of our open data efforts so far, we are on a continuous journey. We want to use the portal to broaden trust with our community, so we’re working closely with our departments to bring the community and their city closer together by sharing relevant data in interesting, inviting ways.
Opendatasoft’s data portal solution enables data leaders within local administrations and local government bodies to quickly create a one-stop shop for the rapid discovery and use of their data assets at scale, internally and externally.
How can you create a cost-effective, data-driven smart city? Download our new ebook and learn how harnessing open data can help municipalities create smarter communities: what is a smart city, how does it benefit municipalities and what holds back success? how can you cost-effectively build a smart city? best practice recommendations from industry experts: discover the 10 steps to becoming a smart city using open data examples of use case successes from our customers: Morrisville, Cary, Kingston, Jersey City, Southern Grampians, Western Parkland and Bristol.
Leicester City Council is a unitary authority with an estimated population of nearly 370,000 residents. The council is responsible for services across the city from education, libraries, and social care to transport, planning, and waste management as well as many more. To best serve the residents and businesses of Leicester, the council is focused on better use of data to gain greater insights across its 21 departments and engage people through open data. By using the Opendatasoft platform, Leicester City Council has created a strong foundation to underpin data sharing internally and externally. Learn more in this Success Story.