14 December 2023
Opendatasoft is launching a new AI-based feature: semantic search. This is based on a vector model for easier, enriched discovery of an organization's data assets on a data portal. To find out more, we interviewed Emmanuel Daubricourt, VP Product at Opendatasoft.
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12 September 2019
Do cities have access to the private sector data they need to make efficient decisions? We interviewed Jack Hardinges, Policy Advisor at the Open Data Institute (ODI), to learn more about the ODI's work in this field.
29 May 2019
On May 23, 2019, the latest edition of our ODiScussions event series took place at the Museum of London Docklands. For those of you who were not able to make it, this blogpost outlines the main takeaways from the event.
30 October 2018
When open data proponents talk about the benefits of opening government data, they highlight the positive environmental impact and greater efficiency in government. Another gain that many municipalities and jurisdictions see from open data implementation is increased government accountability.
07 December 2017
On 7 December 2007, 30 individuals met in Sebastopol, California, to discuss how to define "open public data". How has open data evolved since the Sebastopol meeting?
02 June 2017
Civic Analytics Network (CAN), a consortium of Chief Data Officers (CDOs) and analytics principals in large US cities, recently published an open letter to the open data community. The purpose of the letter is to open a dialogue between open data vendors, open data producers, and open data consumers.
09 August 2016
As we saw in our recap of the 2nd White House Open Data Round Table, data quality is crucial to Open Data. But looking further than just this one massive subject, it is also crucial to the growth of Public-Private collaboration through data interoperability.
22 July 2016
The opening of this exceptional collection has been made possible by using the Hauts-de-Seine Open Data portal (available in French), powered by Opendatasoft.
06 July 2016
scanR is a web application developed by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. Its purpose is to allow for the identification of French actors involved in a research and innovation project. This includes public organizations such as research units and public institutions, along with structures in the private sector. Among its many possible uses, it can help researchers identify potential partners in research projects.
17 May 2016
I was invited to attend the Round Table on Data Quality in Open Data held at the White House in Washington, D.C. on April 27th, 2016. The round table was the second in a series of four meetings around the open data initiative sponsored by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the Center for Open Data Enterprise. This round table was intended to bring together experts to advise the White House Office of Science and Technology on how best to address data quality.
07 April 2016
In honor of U.S. National Beer Day — cheers! — we decided to put some open beer data on tap (and on maps as well!) to see what kind of story might be hidden in the suds. Read on and discover our Tale of the Joys of Fresh Beer, and the Challenges of Fresh Data.
02 November 2015
Opendatasoft is thrilled to continue its Open Data Weekly series with this comprehensive list (and a map) of 2600+ Open Data portals in the world.
12 August 2015
Read this blog post and explore data about yellow taxi journeys in New York City.
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