How to Create Public Value Through Open Data Driven Co-Creation

Callinan, Colin; Scott, Murray; Ojo, Adegboyega; Whelan, Eoin

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“…According to [11] OGD can be expressed as an international phenomenon relating to the openness of government data that is freely available for use, and free for digital distribution. Furthermore the following scholar [12], [13], [14] also state the same that government data must be available and open to all stakeholders responsibly at no cost. A specific definition is conveyed by [15] that open data is openly available for use without restrictions and costs.…”

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A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

Syarif¹,

Salamat²,

Syafari³

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science and Technology in Administration and Management Information, ICSTIAM

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Open Government Data (OGD) is the publication of data by government and public institutions on the Internet. Interestingly, after more than a decade of implementing OGD there are different practices from countries in the world, even though they have the same aims. This difference is due to differences in the culture of openness, the level of openness, and the level of state confidence in opening data. This research is a qualitative research with a constructivist approach through descriptive analysis with comparisons of several countries. Based on the results of the analysis and discussion, it can be concluded that the implementation of OGD is carried out in many countries as part of efforts to fulfill data openness in the information age. Data structuring is made with a scheme that allows the government to choose which data can be published and which cannot. The roadmap for OGD activities is gradually becoming more comprehensive. Clarity of objectives is needed to create a roadmap that is effective in implementing OGD. The security of personal data is an important thing that must be guaranteed by the government. The strategy to build OGD must be carried out in one entity that is authorized to manage data.

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A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

Syarif¹,

Salamat²,

Syafari³

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science and Technology in Administration and Management Information, ICSTIAM

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“…"Data management" is increasingly regarded as a requirement towards better public service delivery and provision [17,98]. The fast evolution of technologies continuously offers novel opportunities towards digital government, as well as towards transparency and openness [99][100][101][102]. The production and access to data, services, and content play a relevant role in digital transformation and maturity processes.…”

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Conceptualising Digital Transformation in Cities: A Multi-Dimensional Framework for the Analysis of Public Sector Innovation

Mariani

Bianchi

2023

Sustainability

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Digital transformation within local public administration is often conceived as the result of technological advancements, with scarce attention being paid to framing these processes within multi-level organisational settings. Against this background, this article introduces a framework for exploring the different dimensions of digital innovation in the public sector at the urban scale. It proposes conceptual categories that capture digital transformation drivers and mechanisms, encouraging reflections about their capacity to resonate in specific (urban) contexts. After examining frameworks seeking to deconstruct digital transformation in its multiple dimensions, the study proposes a conceptual model and validates it against the result of the literature review. By identifying conceptual categories and their interactions, the study seeks to support a more comprehensive understanding of transformation processes, specifically focusing on public service provision and delivery and their relationship with endogenous and exogenous innovation drivers. At the same time, the study aims to support local public authorities in gaining awareness of their transformative potential and helping them “steer” local digital transformation dynamics.

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A Handover Challenge of Data Analytics: Multi-user Issues in Sustainable Data Analytics

Yamakami¹

2020

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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How to Create Public Value Through Open Data Driven Co-Creation

Cited by 4 publications

References 80 publications

A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

Conceptualising Digital Transformation in Cities: A Multi-Dimensional Framework for the Analysis of Public Sector Innovation

A Handover Challenge of Data Analytics: Multi-user Issues in Sustainable Data Analytics

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