Innovation in the Open Data Ecosystem: Exploring the Role of Real Options Thinking and Multi-sided Platforms for Sustainable Value Generation through Open Data

Jetzek, Thorhildur

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“…An ecosystem can be understood as "a system of people, practices, values and technologies in a particular local environment" [40]. There are various ecosystem analogies, such as the business ecosystem, digital ecosystem, and open government ecosystem [38,[40][41][42]. The concept of a data ecosystem has seen growing use in research on data-driven government.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The sustainable value generation is influenced by: the incentives provided, the level of technical and legal openness of data, the maturity of resource (data) governance, the general data-related capabilities in society, and the technological maturity and prevalence [43]. In general, open data ecosystems can be seen as being composed of a number of elements, such as participants (actors), data resources, design, and interdependencies [41].…”

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“…The sustainability of OGD is a new area of research that links the concepts of sustainability and OGD. Generally, sustainable OGD emphasizes the realization of long-term continuous OGD and the reuse of data to generate political, economic, and social value [12,41]. Opening and using data encounters numerous impediments, such as availability and access, findability, usability, understandability, quality, metadata, and so on [44].…”

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Improving the Sustainability of Open Government Data

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In the context of big data, opening government data to society for development and utilization would improve the transparency of government work and promote harmonious social development. Improving the sustainability of open government data (OGD) is an important and challenging issue, and has received the attention of multiple governments. The goals of this study are to construct a new evaluation model for the sustainability of OGD that explores the main influential factors and amends the priorities. We used a combination of the Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method and the Analytical Network Process (ANP) method known as DANP to construct an influential network relationship map (INRM) of the evaluation system and calculate the criterion weights. The INRM and weights can help decision makers understand the complex assessment system and set priorities for improving OGD. The results demonstrate that the improvement priorities of dimensions have the following order: impact (D4), use (D3), data (D2), and environment (D1). Economic, social, and political values are the three critical factors for improvement of the sustainability of OGD. Some implications for management are also provided.

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“…33 Zuiderwijk 2015). Open data ecosystems may also involve multiple levels, namely a data producer and a data user level, with between the infomediaries level connecting the two Jetzek 2017 and use the data published by OGD providers, where they can use integrated tools, and where they can interact with OGD providers and policy makers to discuss their findings from open data use." 43 The function of this concept is rather that of an online platform than of an information infrastructure.…”

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“…25 See Welle Donker 2016. 26Pollock 2011;Zuiderwijk et al 2014;Jetzek 2017; Styin et al 2017. 27 Nardi and Day 1999.…”

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