The European Data Portal: How to provide, publish and use Open Data?

Level reached

Beginner

Duration

3,25 hours(s)

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Who is organizing this training?

Throughout the year, the Paperjam Club offers various workshops in the following areas: Communication, Marketing & Sales, Finance & Accounting, Legal, Human Resources, Management & Leadership, Personal Productivity, Strategy & Operations.

Goals

Learn what ‘Open Data’ is and what its benefits are.
Share experience and know-how on the business context, goals, approaches, issues encountered and solutions implemented for the development and deployment of an Open Data Portal infrastructure
Focus on the provision, publishing and re-using of Open Data via the European Data Portal.

Governments and public institutions have a huge volume of basic data, which can be or become of economic and social value to the entire society. European countries are developing policies to release this data as Open (Public) Data.

In general, Open Data refers to “Information that can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone for any purpose, as long as it is available (published) under an Open Licence and provided in a convenient, modifiable and machine readable format”. In 2003, the European Union (EU) adopted legislation to foster the re-use of Open Government Data in Member States via the Public Sector Information (PSI) Directive 2003/98/EC.II, whose main objective was to ensure equal treatment of all potential re-users of information released by the public sector body. In 2013, the amendment of the PSI Directive 2013/37/EU.III introduced the general principle that all information accessible under Member State legislation is re-usable. The expected impact of Open Data policies and the development of Data Portals is to drive economic benefits and further transparency. Hereto, several studies have been conducted on different macroeconomic indicators. The European Commission wanted to obtain further evidence of the quantitative impact of re-using Public Data Resources by developing and launching the “European Data Portal” website in November 2015.

Expert: Mario Fendler, Intrasoft International

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