Building a pan-European platform to aggregate public procurement data and deliver commercial services for SMEs powered by open data Jose L. Marín de la Iglesia http://twitter.com/jluismarin Digital Agenda Assembly Brussels, 16 June 2011 Powered by opendata
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Building a pan-European platform to aggregate public procurement data and deliver commercial services for SMEs powered by open data
Presentation for the 10th May Share PSI Workshop: "Building a pan-European platform to aggregate public procurement data and deliver commercial services for SMEs powered by open data"
Also presented at the 1st Digital Agenda Assembly 16th June ("01. Open data and re-use of public sector information" workshop)
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Building a pan-European platform to aggregate public procurement data and deliver commercial services for SMEs
powered by open data
Jose L. Marín de la Iglesiahttp://twitter.com/jluismarin
Wide range of criteria: different countries, more than 9000 different CPV product codes, keywords, types of announcement, etc.
The best available tender search technology, combined with our expert advice
Data mining for Market intelligence
Product ReportsIs your distributor in France, Germany or the UK
taking advantage of procurement opportunities in those countries and bidding with your products or services?
Which are the companies that win more contracts selling similar or complementary products in their local markets or in other countries?
Which are the characteristics of the products and services your competitors are offering in other countries?
Which one would be your best business partner to distribute your products abroad?
Lists of contract winners
Some 2010 figures: data managed
Over 425.000 documents
Over 400.000 M€ in public contracts
Nearly 500.000 contract awards
Over 9.000 legal pieces
Over 40.000 contracting authorities
Over 100.000 new awarded companies
Operating database of 160 GB + 10 GB metadata
Clients in 15 countries
Business model(s)
Subsidized
Subscription
Advertising
Transformation
Certification
Traffic generation
Differentiation
Apps Sale
Some Clients who trust Euroalert
Main challenges
Not unified data structures Storing big data Multiple languages Fragmentation in thousands of sources
Technical
Legal
Cultural
Licensing Business model(s) Inexpensive Conflict Resolution
Open data awareness among Authorities
Our real challenge
Unlocking the data
NOT the right approach
Euroalert approach to unlocking data
Formal request addressed to data holder
Sometimes presentation of the objectives
License agreement signature
and sometimes complaint placement :(
Data re-use of new source within 10ders IS
Upgrade of current products
What does Euroalert suggest to data holders?What does Euroalert suggest to data holders?
No need to invest much at first Any data structure is ok if it's slightly documented Update timely according to reliable criteria License for commercial exploitation Automatic download (URIs, API, WS, even email attach)
Release whatever format is convenient, later on you can improve
Machine readable – RAW DATA – Any format is OK PDF or HTML is not enough
Re-users will invest if there's value
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