open data and entrepreneurship

Open data and entrepreneuship

Alberto Abella

Call me Harry

Call me Harry

Not this Harry

this

Harry

Telling you the truth

Telling you the truth

By W.carter (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

About open data present and future

A new era with a new oil

Data is the new oil

A new era with a new oil

1st oil: Cultural data

By Arne and Bent Larsen or A./B. Larsen, CC BY-SA 2.5 dk, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=15575638

Size: Small and lovely GLAM: Galleries, Libraries, Museums, archives

2nd oil: Open government data

«Coat types 3» de Томасина, Taru T Torpström, Tuomas Rinta, danny O., Pat028, Sevenfatdogs, whartonds, dancing with wolves, Shnauzer, Missledwidge - Category:Dog breeds by name (different breeds: File:Hungarianpumi.JPG, File:Taru metsa.jpg, File:Shih Tzu portrait show dog.jpg, File:Goumsao De Nulle Part Ailleurs.JPG, File:Japaneseakita.jpg, File:Komondor Westminster Dog Show crop.jpg, File:Keeshond Majic standing cropped.jpg, File:Schnauzer-giant.jpg, File:Irish Red And White Setter 2005.jpg). Disponible bajo la licencia CC BY 2.5 vía Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coat_types_3.jpg#/media/File:Coat_types_3.jpg

Size: Slightly bigger than culturalQuite diverse (13 main categories). What about private open data? Some of them help on transparency and accountability

3rd oil: Scientific data

CC BY 2.5 Photo taken by Kabir Bakie at the Cincinnati Zoo July, 2005

Size: Big (some times huge)Character: wild (diverse) and independent (own structure)Depend on environment, difficult to deal with

Massive availability coming in EU

EU Publicly supported R+D wil increase data releaseSupporting policies for scientific data reuseConnection with open science initiatives?

Guidelines on Open access to scientific and Research Data in Horizon 2020.

"BlackHole" by XMM-Newton, ESA, NASA - http://web.archive.org/web/20100416132936/http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/topstory/20011015blackhole.html (direct link)http://earthsky.org/space/comparing-theory-to-observation-in-eating-habits-of-giant-black-holes (direct link). Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BlackHole.jpg#/media/File:BlackHole.jpg

4th oil: Internet of Things data

Size: Enormous and unknownCharacter: Streams not datasets, Multimedia, multisourced Availability, aggregation and mix could provide value

We are in the early days

Of a new era. And therefore

Some advises

A: for young entrepreneurs

It is plenty of data

Around thereSource: https://gcn.com/articles/2015/11/13/open-data-portal.aspx

A.1.- You are not 'the one'

To find the right data. Need of added value

Need to find the right source license, timeliness, data model, Quality...

Source: https://gcn.com/articles/2015/11/13/open-data-portal.aspx

A.2.- Once you have the data idea

Allocate budget and patience enoughChoose global sources

A.3.- Connecting data will take longer than expected

Open source tools, other open data projects

A.4.- Stand on the shoulders of giants

Data quality, data source reliability,

data timeliness

A.5.- Trust nothing

Some advises

B: for public data publishers

B.1: Who are using your data?

How could you promote it?Please explore it!!

B.2:Your are not alone

Connect your dataUse standards (even ontologies)

Assess data reusability. Meloda 4.

B.3:To be or not to be …. Linked data

1st feedback, then everything else use LD if you have resources and

available standards

B.4: Some opportunities

Require IT Procurement Open data publishing capable technology

Require legal Data transfer suppliers

Some advises

C: for public data regulators

C1. Good pan-eu open data portal

Keep working on standardization (DCAT-AP)

Dissemination

C.2. Data Standardization is beyond...

National standardization bodiesWe cannot afford time of regular

standardization processes

C.3. Data use can be promoted

By promoting grass roots standards and entrepreneurship

Solving privacy concerns

CONCLUSION

Don't be afraid

CONCLUSION

Pioneering is always a challengeFruitful investment by the end

for eveybody

THANKS

Time for questions?

Open data and entrepreneuship

Alberto Abella@abellahttp://meloda.orghttp://gobernamos.comaabella@braintrust-cs.com