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Open Data Surgeries – Like ‘Embarrassing Bodies’, but with data

By Jamie Whyte Posted on July 23, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Informing Decision-making, Innovation, Open Data Aha, Posts from feeds, Smart communities, Transparency Tagged with Collaborative Women, data, Deaf, funding, Gay, grant, hearing, Jamie Whyte, Lesbian, LGBTF, libraries, Luxson, open data, open data surgery, Trafford, Trafford Innovation and Intelligence Lab, vulnerable, women

This post was originally published on the Trafford Innovation and Intelligence Lab blog. In July 2015 we held our first open data surgery. We met a lot of groups and were able to talk to them about the sorts of …

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Data Reinvents Libraries for the 21st Century

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on June 5, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Greater efficiency, Innovation, Posts from feeds, Saving money Tagged with API, digital inclusion, Govtech, libraries, open data, survey

Libraries can evoke tired assumptions. It could be a stack of battered books and yesteryear movies; that odd odor of wilted pages and circa-1970s decor; or it could be a bout of stereotypes, like obsolete encyclopedias and ruler-snapping librarians. Whatever …

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