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Open Data Landscape

Jeni Tennison, Technical Director at the Open Data Institute (ODI), highlights the transformative impact of open data across sectors. With £10 million funding from TSB, ODI focuses on collaboration, training, and professional services to enhance transparency and accountability. The report discusses the adoption curve of open data, its benefits for businesses, government, and civil society, and the professionalization of data management. It emphasizes the need for innovative business models around data and encourages stakeholders to embrace the opportunities presented by the open data landscape.

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Open Data Landscape

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  1. Open Data Landscape Jeni Tennison Technical Director, ODI

  2. Open Data Institute • Independent institute • £10m over 5 years from TSB • Matching with money from: • paying members • training & professional services • philanthropic investors • research grants

  3. Adoption Curve Pnautilus at en.wikipedia

  4. Stakeholders Government Business Civil Society Researchers

  5. Trend #1 Open Data for Growth

  6. Change in Consumers • Activists to entrepreneurs • Freedom of Information • right to know • transparency / accountability • Right to Data • making that information easier to analyse • Sustainable publication • enabling businesses to be built

  7. Change in Publishers • Not just government any more • Third-sector benefits • International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) • Research benefits • more impact on the world • Business benefits • reputational • outsourced R&D

  8. Professionalising Open Data • Enterprise-level tools • CKAN  Socrata • Training • Open Data in Practice training • Professional services • consultancy & development • Kitemarks • Open Data Certificate

  9. https://certificates.theodi.org

  10. Levels of Open Data Expert – information infrastructure Standard – routine publication Pilot – trials supporting feedback Raw – great start at the basics

  11. Impact • help identifying improvements • OpenStreetMap • transportAPI • legislation.gov.uk • data.police.uk • Ordnance Survey • help setting bold targets • "Can NHS England be Expert?" • GDS adding targets to spend controls

  12. Trend #2 Need for Business Models

  13. Selling Data selling enforcing data customer salespeople licensing lawyers

  14. Shifts in Demand film music newspapers software data price newrevenue quantity

  15. Open Data is a Tool data

  16. enhanced informed data diverse

  17. Trend #3 Collaboration with Open Data

  18. Collaborate informed informed • distributed effort • reduced cost • enhanced value • host benefits • improved data • moderation • examples • MusicBrainz • OpenStreetMap • legislation.gov.uk data lower

  19. Tools • Collaboration requires internal use • visualisation • analysis • Distributed control • scrapers • aggregators • Version control • "git for data"

  20. Conclusions

  21. Hype Curve Jeremykemp at en.wikipedia

  22. Navigating the Trough • Build evidence • deep stories of open data success • capture interest & imagination • underlying hard figures • Pave cowpaths • build on good practices • Experiment • no one knows where we'll end up

  23. Questions? jeni@theodi.org @JeniT http://theodi.org

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