The document discusses open government data and proposes a "three-legged stool" approach with supply of data, demand for data, and tools to utilize the data. It advocates making government data openly available and reusable to increase public and economic value. Specific examples are given of types of government data that could be opened up like environmental, transportation, and research data. The benefits mentioned include improving data quality, allowing the public to access data they funded, and enabling innovative uses of data beyond what government agencies can achieve.

1. Open Government Data A three legged stool Government 2.0 Summit Canberra, Australia 19 October 2009 Laurence Millar

3. Digital Natives…

4. … into the workplace

5. … expect to be heard

6. Open government - USA

7. Tools How people are responding

8. Gov2.0 Summit www.gvg.net.nz

9. Gapminder

10. Many Eyes

11. Swivel

12. Winner of AppsforAmerica2 from the Sunlight Foundation

13. The future of OIAs

14. Supply of data

15. Environmental data mashup

16. Transport data feeds

17. Minerals data feeds

18. Research data feeds

19. Augmented reality

20. Data catalogues

21. Demand for data

22. Use of geospatial data

23. Communication and transparency

24. Niche interest groups

25. Political data feeds

26. Community/local information

27. Proposals

29. Stop hugging your data Set it free

30. Government must shift…. From Retail… … to Wholesale

32. How do we set it free? Located at http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/information-data/nzgoalframework.html and http://www.e.govt.nz/policy/information-data/framework.html

33. Questions? Thank you