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    The document discusses open data and business in Europe, outlining the European Commission's open data strategy which proposes expanding the scope of public sector information that can be reused and making it freely available at marginal cost. It notes that while distinctions between access, reuse, transparency, and open data are blurring, barriers remain around accessing fragmented data. The document advocates working with available data and finding novel ways to combine it to generate new products, services, and business models.

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    The document discusses open data and business in Europe, outlining the European Commission's open data strategy which proposes expanding the scope of public sector information that can be reused and making it freely available at marginal cost. It notes that while distinctions between access, reuse, transparency, and open data are blurring, barriers remain around accessing fragmented data. The document advocates working with available data and finding novel ways to combine it to generate new products, services, and business models.

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    The document discusses open data and business in Europe, outlining the European Commission's open data strategy which proposes expanding the scope of public sector information that can be reused and making it freely available at marginal cost. It notes that while distinctions between access, reuse, transparency, and open data are blurring, barriers remain around accessing fragmented data. The document advocates working with available data and finding novel ways to combine it to generate new products, services, and business models.

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    OGD Business Day Key-Note

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    The document discusses open data and business in Europe, outlining the European Commission's open data strategy which proposes expanding the scope of public sector information that can be reused and making it freely available at marginal cost. It notes that while distinctions between access, reuse, transparency, and open data are blurring, barriers remain around accessing fragmented data. The document advocates working with available data and finding novel ways to combine it to generate new products, services, and business models.

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    knowledge work, learning, social media

    Open Data & Business in Europe


    Vienna, 22 March 2012

    community steward epsiplatform.eu

    PSI Re-use inching towards Open Data definition

    European Commissions open data strategy


    Proposal for amending PSI directive Communication on open data Decision on re-use of commission documents

    Main changes in the proposal


    Extension of scope to libraries, museums and archives (light version) Accessible = re-usable Charging: marginal cost as default Independent authority as a watchdog Commission guidelines

    http://www.ickr.com/photos/thomaaas/3870361701/

    accumulating mass, creating gravity pull

    Access ~ Re-use Transparency ~ (Comm) Re-use Non-commercial ~ Commercial PSI ~ Open Data

    distinctions blurring

    Single EU Data Market

    MEPSIR 2006: 27 billion 7% annual growth bigger direct economic footprint 40 billion socio-economic returns
    (without obstacles)

    1.7% GDP 140 billion - 200 billion max. 1.4 billion (<<1%)
    http://www.epsiplatform.eu/news/news/review_of_recent_psi_re_use_studies_published

    Making data free pays


    revenue typically very small (POPSIS) data provision costs typically <1% KNMI / TOP10NL: jump in re-use Norway Meteo: downloads>page views

    New business emerges


    Spain: 750 million Euro in 18 months Finland (geo): SMEs & start-ups benet
    most

    SharePSI workshop: barriers

    See http://www.ickr.com/photos/epsiplatform/5737203950/

    transition for government

    disruption / creative destruction

    Competition Authorities

    Finally, the implementation of the law Market and Public Sector (Markt en Overheid) may also impact the re-use policy [...] This law was adopted by the Dutch legislator quite recently (March 2011), after years of political discussions. Briefly put and paraphrased this law, imposes a code of conduct upon PSBs undertaking economic activities, prohibiting them to use public funds for economic activities, unless this is necessary in the public interest. Furthermore, a PSB may not use its PSI, generated under the public task, for economic activities (not aimed at execution of the public task), unless this PSI is also made available to third parties. (POPSIS, December 2011)

    This is where the legal action is

    transition for citizens / companies

    access to (fragmented) data still main issue!

    Low End Markets


    is where activities and growth benefit most from increased access and lower thresholds...

    (charging seals underside of markets)

    existing low end market activity often still hard to spot

    http://www.ickr.com/photos/factoryjoe/195492568/

    killer app? (e-mail, sms)

    where is the new ...

    http://www.ickr.com/photos/raneko/2371714032/

    http://www.ickr.com/photos/tamaki/139038133/

    finding ways to work with (fragmented) data

    Innovation comes from unlikely places

    high-end product

    market

    novel product

    You need
    New data / data combinations New product / service New costing structure New customer groups New distribution channels

    typical for new skies

    social scaffolding = main fix

    1) problem to solve 2) connected data 3) new ways

    Dare to try

    http://www.enisa.europa.eu/media/news-items/Kroes20100519.jpg/image_view_fullscreen

    Tell us your story!


    What is the most memorable PSI re-use or Open Data experience youve had or heard recently?

    Type your story / anecdote / observation (in your native language if you want) Add a title, and a few key words Answer a few questions about the meaning of the story Use the blue arrows to go forward (and back) For questions using a triangle or slide bar: mouse click to place the dot (you cannot drag the dot)

    At the end, click Finish or Share another story to save

    http://epsiplatform.eu/content/share-your-story

    In your story what was the motivation for data re-use?

    http://epsiplatform.eu/content/share-your-story

    To spot patterns

    http://epsiplatform.eu/content/share-your-story

    http://www.ickr.com/photos/lwr/68954704/

    tonzijlstra.eu
    knowledge work, learning, social media

    Credits
    All photos: Ton Zijlstra, by nc sa Except where mentioned on the photo. Slides: Ton Zijlstra, by

    Slides: http://slideshare.net/tonzijlstra Blog: http://zylstra.org/blog Contact: ton@tonzijlstra.eu Skype: ton_zylstra

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