Open Data and Trust in Government
This is just one example of the power of an initiative that is still in its most nascent stage. With respects to open data and building trust in government, the best is yet to come.
Open Data
Los Angeles Is Becoming a City of the Future. Here’s How
Jeanne Holm, Deputy Chief Information Officer of the City of Los Angeles, explained some of these advancements to kick off GovLoop’s virtual summit.
4 Steps to a Data-Driven Culture
Creating a data-driven culture depends on cultivating a mindset of experimentation, having the right infrastructure in place and developing the skills to interpret the signal from the data, while ignoring the noise in it.
5 Signs You Have a Mature Open Data Program
Here’s how you can take your organization’s open data program to the next level.
What Are the Benefits of Cloud Data Storage for Government?
Data pertains to many government operations and decisions. So how do you ensure the data is protected and accessible? Cloud data management is one option.
The City of Asheville: Driving Conversations With Dashboards
Cities and states have realized a need to fine-tune the ways they ensure everyday citizens could access data and make sense of it.
The City of Syracuse: Visualizing a Community Using Data
Not only do governments need that kind of expertise, but they need to find a way to publish data without much of a budget — if any.
Getting Outside the Government Insider’s Fight for Data
In the uphill struggle for more data-driven governance, the insider’s best resource might just be experience, expertise and methods that have been developed outside of government.
Data Alone Is Not Enough: 4 Challenges Which Exist for Leveraging Data for Better Policy Making
Four key lessons based on conversations with chief data officers across varying levels of government.
How the Open Data Movement Can Realize Its Potential
Open data will never be as pervasive or transformational without addressing the core obstacles that agencies face in sharing data.
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