[Ebook] Data Marketplaces demystified: A practical guide for data leaders to generate data value for business users

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Etienne Burdet

Software Engineer, Opendatasoft

After an early career in energy and environmental research in both academia and urban planning agencies, Etienne is now a software engineer at Opendatasoft. He primarily works on data visualization and front-end application topics.

He has worked on projects related to solar power plants, waste sorting in train stations, and heat islands in Bahrain and Morocco. He is currently focused on projects such as the Frais & Local app and the ODS Studio data visualization tool.

Etienne Burdet
10 May 2022
We’ve all seen the formula, popularized by Airbnb and Google Maps, with a list on one side, a map on the other, a search field, and a geolocation button. How can you create your own version, based on sharing your data?
Etienne Burdet
05 January 2021
If you’ve spent time roaming through our Data hub, data.opendatasoft.com, you know how vast and comprehensive our catalog of datasets is. Learn our best practices.
Etienne Burdet
03 September 2015
Without a basemap, your geographical data has little value. This blog post walks you through the definition of a basemap and how to choose one for your data platform.
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