Visualización y open data: Nuevos Modelos de comunicación e Innovación abierta en la Empresa
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Intervención de José Luis de Vicente en el marco del programa Visualizar 11: comprender las infraestructuras. 23_02_2011 Evento relacionado http://www.eoi.es/portal/guest/evento/1441/visualizacion-y-open-data-nuevos-modelos-de-comunicacion-y-innovacion-abierta-en-la-empresa
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- 1. open data: “Making your information freely available for reuse” 2. providing it in some kind of data-format (be it CSV, XML, JSON, RDF, either via files or an API) for the intended purpose of being re-used. The more practical the format, the better. 3. Providing an easy point of entrance to the data. API 3. You can still own the copyright; you can still claim credit. That doesn’t stop the data being open. But open data shouldn’t require payment
- 1.it gets your “stuff” in more places . Your brand isn’t a logo, and it isn’t a building; it’s this strange hybrid of all manner of things, and your information is part of that. Getting that information in more places helps spread your brand.
- 2. Open data can also build collaboration and awareness . I can build something out of someone else’s information as a single developer messing around, sure – but I can also build products around it that stand alone, and yet build value. We’re building a product in its own right on top of other people’s data, and if the product itself is meaningful, and worthwhile… then that’s good for both your product and the so
- 3. it helps grow the innovation culture in your organisation.The number-one user of open data should be you .if your information is now more easily accessible via an API (for instance), it makes it easier to build new products on top of it. You don’t have to budget for building interfaces to your data, because you’ve done it already: you have a great big API. So the cost of innovation goes down. Help everyone in your organization to acess the data. The culture begins to move to one where data is a given, rather than something you have to request from a technical team that might take ages. Foster Innovation around your data, inside your organization but also outside of it.