International Open Data Conference: Data Publishing Methods

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The published data cookbook

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Ashley CasovanCanadian Government

David ReadUK Government

Mark HeaddAccela

Sarah BirdAptivate

Neil FantomWorld Bank

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Listen to a short presentation.

Short panel discussion with Q&A

Make your own recipes

Collect all recipes, edit and publish as open content

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A practical workshop.

Learning from experienced speakers

Capturing Best practices for data publishing and data use.

Sharing experiences beyond IDOC 2015.

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It isn’t always about open data

Focus on the freshest ingredients

Business Cases: Theory of the firm & Transaction costs 17

18Publish Your Open Data Policy

19Open Data Management Systems

20Data.gov.au

21Educate Data Custodians

22Collaborate with your tech communities

Employ an enterprise solution architecture 23

24Identify your network of stakeholders

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Link Digital Executive Director

CKAN AssociationSteering Group Member

Open Knowledge AustraliaCo-Secretary & Treasurer

Data ShadesFounder

GovHackNational Organiser

AWS User GroupCBR Organiser

26The perfect storm

27Drupal interface

28CKAN interface

29What the DFMP does

30Data.vic.gov.au on CKAN, Drupal and AWS

Classifying data 31

The three tiers are:

internal

whole of Government

open

32Data.vic.gov.au data classification

33The ‘go. no go’ gates for going open

Collaboration is essential 34

Why is collaboration essential for:

innovation? < multidisciplinary skills and experience

digital transactions? < stakeholder and user participation

data classification? < early identification and ongoing governance

security? < peer review and bright lights

35Digital Transformation Office

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Take Note: What is best… 37