23 October 2024
Chief Data Officers are central to organizations becoming data-centric, maximizing data sharing to ensure that everyone has immediate access to the information they need. We explore the challenges they face - and how they can be overcome with the right strategy and technology.
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27 December 2016
Open data is nothing more than a way to spread data. As there are plenty of different kinds of distribution networks, we can imagine several ways to grant easy access to data that are ready to be reused. We’ve been working on such a distribution architecture, and it looks like terraces.
13 November 2016
At Opendatasoft, we decided to go ahead and, in the spirit of what we do best, build a map using open data of the United States Presidential and Congressional Election results.
21 September 2016
In order to support the growing attractiveness of your portal, we've just made new tools available to measure your open data portal's impact and analyze your users' interactions with your data.
09 August 2016
As we saw in our recap of the 2nd White House Open Data Round Table, data quality is crucial to Open Data. But looking further than just this one massive subject, it is also crucial to the growth of Public-Private collaboration through data interoperability.
22 July 2016
The opening of this exceptional collection has been made possible by using the Hauts-de-Seine Open Data portal (available in French), powered by Opendatasoft.
01 June 2016
Saemes, the second largest parking provider in the Paris Region, recently became the first parking provider to open up its data. Looking at its new open data portal, we wanted to see if the company would succeed in improving parking using open data (hint: it can). Off we go!
17 May 2016
I was invited to attend the Round Table on Data Quality in Open Data held at the White House in Washington, D.C. on April 27th, 2016. The round table was the second in a series of four meetings around the open data initiative sponsored by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the Center for Open Data Enterprise. This round table was intended to bring together experts to advise the White House Office of Science and Technology on how best to address data quality.
07 April 2016
In honor of U.S. National Beer Day — cheers! — we decided to put some open beer data on tap (and on maps as well!) to see what kind of story might be hidden in the suds. Read on and discover our Tale of the Joys of Fresh Beer, and the Challenges of Fresh Data.
02 November 2015
Opendatasoft is thrilled to continue its Open Data Weekly series with this comprehensive list (and a map) of 2600+ Open Data portals in the world.
21 September 2015
As data is gaining prevalence in smart city strategies, there is a fear that a connected city would create “a vast arena of perfect and permanent surveillance". Data governance can solve this dilemma.
10 September 2015
It is a nice, sunny week-end in Paris and you've already been to both permanent and temporary exhibitions at the two main Paris architecture museums (Cité de l'Architecture and Pavillon de l'Arsenal). And you were of course at the Centre Georges Pompidou for the opening of the Le Corbusier exhibition. You're afraid you've depleted all the architecture the local museums have to offer. But you still need your fix.
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