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A hobbyist hacker, spreadsheet warrior and API advocate walked in to a pub…

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on November 28, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Smart communities Tagged with API, audience, data publisher, data publishers, data users, Excel, intended audience, machine-readable, Matt Jukes, ONS, spreadsheets, user needs

medium.com – That is basically the life of being a data publisher at the moment. Leigh has written a great post about ‘Who is the intended audience for open data?’ where he articulates some of the problems and … Tweeted …

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Are There Just Too Many [Open Data Publishing] Cooks in the Kitchen?

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on November 2, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Data, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds Tagged with Business Value Exchange, data publishers, open data, Yves Vanderbeken

Before companies can use Open Data (defined as government data that is deliberately shared in a machine-readable format for free reuse by others), it has to earn a reputation for reliability. No company wants to use inconsistent data sets full …

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