Access to Government Information: Right to Information and Open Government Data Synergy

Yannoukakou, Aikaterini; Araka, Iliana

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.07.107

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“…For O 'Riain et al (2012), OGD directly supports innovation, since raw government data is analyzed by companies and used to better inform interested parties about their business situations or for development of new service opportunities. Yannoukakou and Araka (2014) add that OGD is primarily aimed at innovation and economic growth, exploiting data to produce new, valueadded products. However, the player's roles are changing with the maturity of this new market segment and may have important policy implications.…”

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“…Regarding innovation, OGD aims primarily at innovation and economic growth, exploring the data to produce new products with added value (YANNOUKAKOU and ARAKA, 2014). OGD can be thought of as an innovation to help government agencies achieve the principles of Open Government, including transparency, participation and collaboration (YANG and WU, 2016).…”

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“…The idea is not to provide new or improved services to citizens, but to put at their disposal tools to evaluate the work of the government and also to produce services to substitute or complement those offered by public sector bodies (MARAMIERI, 2014). Through government portals, the reuse of information held by government agencies encourages the generation of qualified services, reduces workload and redundant procedures, and ensures unrestricted access for citizens (YANNOUKAKOU and ARAKA, 2014). Veljković et al (2014) point out that collaboration is aimed at more responsive decision-making based on collaborative work and feedback information, and identifies different types of government collaboration, namely G2G (government to government), G2B (government to business) and G2C (government to citizens).…”

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Open Government Data: Concepts, Approaches and Dimensions Over Time

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Klein²,

Luciano

2018

E&G

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Government Open Data (DAG) is free, open and available data by public organizations and can be used in projects or integrated with new products, applications or services. Research in the OGD area has grown substantially in recent years, addressing several different conceptual approaches and dimensions. It is important to understand the concept over time as a way to better conceive researches based on contemporary approaches. Therefore, the present study aims to review and categorize existing researches about OGD, identifying which approaches are being adopted, which are the research strategies used, how the concept evolves and which are the most referenced articles. This study analyzed and categorized researches about OGD through a systematic literature review covering 193 publications presented in the main databases. Papers were analyzed through content analysis, through the steps of reduction, display, conclusion and double blind verification. The researches were classified into seven dimensions and under ten different approaches. Concurrently with the development of OGD global initiatives, new scientific papers tend to direct their focus to issues such as data quality and accountability. Through the results of this research it is possible to identify widely discussed approaches and those that can be further explored, as well as the development of the OGD concept over time and its dimensions.Keywords: Open Data; Open Government Data; Open Data approaches; Open Data dimensions.E&G Economia e Gestão, Belo Horizonte, v. 18, n. 49, Jan./Abr. 2018 5 RESUMOOs Dados Abertos Governamentais (DAG) são dados livres, abertos e disponíveis por organizações públicas e podem ser usados em projetos ou integrados a novos produtos, aplicativos ou serviços. A pesquisa na área de DAG cresceu substancialmente nos últimos anos com diferentes abordagens e dimensões conceituais, tornando importante compreender o conceito ao longo do tempo. Portanto, o presente estudo tem como objetivo analisar e categorizar as pesquisas existentes sobre DAG, identificando quais abordagens estão sendo adotadas, quais são as estratégias de pesquisa utilizadas, como o conceito evolui e quais são os artigos mais referenciados. Este estudo analisou e categorizou pesquisas sobre DAG através de uma revisão sistemática da literatura que abrange 193 publicações apresentadas nas principais bases de dados. Os documentos foram analisados através da análise de conteúdo, com etapas de redução, exibição, conclusão e verificação duplo-cego. As pesquisas foram classificadas em sete dimensões e em dez abordagens diferentes. Paralelamente ao desenvolvimento das iniciativas globais da DAG, novos trabalhos científicos tendem a direcionar seu foco para questões como a qualidade dos dados e a responsabilização. Através dos resultados desta pesquisa, é possível identificar abordagens amplamente discutidas e as que podem ser exploradas, bem como o desenvolvimento do conceito DAG ao longo do tempo e suas dimensões.

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Open Government Data: Concepts, Approaches and Dimensions Over Time

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Klein²,

Luciano

2018

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“…E-government provided more efficient service for citizens through one-stop government portals. Moreover that egovernment "the current digital environment allows public agencies to not only deliver information to individuals, but also integrate levels of service that allow for direct contact with specific individuals or bureaus in an agency, financial transactions, and even social networking" [11] Singapore has performed advance e-environment and infrastructure. It is a gateway to South East Asian markets and Proactive e-government and e-commerce related government initiatives (Basu, 2004).…”

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E-Government Service in Singapore and Indonesia

Minardi¹

2018

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Social and Political Sciences (ICSPS 2017)

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-This article intends to describe the implementation of e-government in recent era in managing public services and early problem preventions as part of political affairs. Recently, there have been two most advanced countries in egovernment service namely South Korea as the first rank and Singapore as the tenth world rank. For the contribution to my own country, I would like to write this article based on Indonesia's figure of e-government compare to Singapore as the neighbour and the tenth world e-government rank based on rights to information access. Thus the discussion will include human rights and the rights concept to information access, e-government conception, e-government in Singapore and Indonesia, personal privileges security, the impacts of e-government, cybercrime and law enforcement

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“…The availability and access to government information should be top priority for every government [19]. Regarding data architecture, there are several general patterns and principles that are key to the operation such as Data Technology, Vol.…”

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The Readiness for Moving toward Digital Thailand — A Case Study

Noonpakdee¹,

Phothichai²,

Khunkornsiri³

2018

IJIET

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Abstract-The digital economy, which is a new economy represented by the inclusion of technology and digital information, has become a dominant force in today's economy. In Thailand, there is an urgent need to leverage digital technology to drive the country forward. Therefore, Digital Thailand Plan is developed to generate social stability and economic wealth in Thailand. This paper presents a study of readiness for moving toward Digital Thailand, a case study in a government sector. The research process consists of three stages: 1) Literature review 2) An in-depth Interview of top-management officers in eight government agencies 3) Analysis and conclusion. In this paper, the readiness for moving toward Digital Thailand is analyzed regarding Information System management, E-Government Service, Staff, Data Management, Digital Technology and Infrastructure, and Organization's culture.

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Access to Government Information: Right to Information and Open Government Data Synergy

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Open Government Data: Concepts, Approaches and Dimensions Over Time

Open Government Data: Concepts, Approaches and Dimensions Over Time

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