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Presentation of Carlos E. Jiménez, from IEEE, in the International Open Government Data Conference 2012, Co-sponsored by the U.S. General Services Administration, Data.gov, the World Bank Open Data Initiative and the Open Development Technology Alliance.
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Some key elements for Open Government
Accountability and Interoperability Carlos E. Jimenez (@estratic)
Head of Strategy & New Programs. IEEE Spain
July, 2012. Washington, DC. United States of America
2012 International Open Government Data Conference
1. What is Open Government?
2. Why is Open Government Metadata Strategic?
3. The Spanish Open Data Decalogue
4. The Spanish Open Data Community
5. Workgroups on Open Data
6. StratML
What Is Open Government?
The Strategic Perspective
Tools (maturity)
Organization Modernization Phase ICT Role
1.- Bureaucratic Initial. Target: increase
efficiency & effectiveness
Automatization of workflows
and organization of procedures:
#eAdmin
2.- Professional
Advanced. Adopting the public
management perspective
(efficiency but also serving the
citizen).
Previous and, in addition, ICT
facilitates interaction with
citizens via websites and
portals:
#eGov
3.- Relational
Finishing the process. Adopting
the governance paradigm (the
citizen is not only a client;
Citizen participates in the
gobernability processes).
Key for transparency and
accountability, interinstitutional
collaboration:
#OpenGov
Source: based on Gascó, 2007
G o v G o v r n m e n tr n m e n t
Why is Open Government Metadata strategic?
• Efficiency, transparency, citizen-centric, “public value”, collaboration, participation…
• Related elements: Openness, Re-use and Government Metadata…
• Metadata is information about the data
• Metadata is key in order to structure information
• Structured information is key for efficiency
• Openness means collaboration and participation
• Collaboration and openness mean re-use and interoperability
• Interoperability means efficiency
• Efficiency is key for accountability
• Accountability is key for transparency
• Open Government Metadata is an strategic value for Open Government Policies
For every issue, transversal perspectives: Interoperability, re-use and usability
1. Publish data in open and standard formats.
2. Use agreed taxonomies and vocabularies, and open metadata.
3. List all data sets in a structured catalog.
4. Data accessible through persistent and friendly URLs.
5. Expose a minimum number of data sets and the publication roadmap, according to the organization's competences.
6. Service level agreements with the definition of commitments related to the data quality and update, based on an efficient dialogue between governments and re-users.
7. Monitor and analyze service and its usage through specific metrics.
8. Non-restrictive and common licenses for PSI re-use.
9. Spread and educate on usage of data.
10. Collect and spread applications, tools and reference guides to encourage and make easier PSI re-use.
The Spanish Open Data Decalogue
The Spanish Open Data Community
Workgroups on Open Data
EducationEducation TechTech R&DR&D
Business & Business & EnterpreneurshipEnterpreneurship
S T R A T E G I C V I E WS T R A T E G I C V I E W S T R A T E G I C V I E WS T R A T E G I C V I E W
The strategy in a XML-based
machine-readable domain language: StratML
• Some Questions:
• How can you increase accountability?
• How can you identify common objectives and stakeholders?
• How would you know if the political program of a candidate is being met after elections?
• Do you imagine that a political program is in a machine readable format… and you can automatically identify if plans and actions are really aligned with a public policy?
• We need
• Representation of our policies and strategic plans, in a machine-readable format…
• Develop the key elements of our strategic plans, in machine-readable formats too…
• Because it means optimizing resources, increasing efficiency, transparency, collaboration and accountability.