Today we are launching the Smart Data Innovation Guidebook, with support from our colleagues at @beisgovuk, to help regulators, govt bodies and others implement #SmartData schemes and create value through #data innovation
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#SmartData is the secure sharing of customer #data with authorised third-party providers, upon the customer’s request
The providers then use this data to provide innovative services for the consumer or business user, e.g. automatic switching or better account management
Starting now at #SharingDataBetter – our keynote 'Data and the Whale: Why natural history museums matter for the crises of the 21st century'
🗣️ Dr Nick Pyenson (@PyensonLab), Curator of Fossil Marine Mammals, National Museum of Natural History (@NMNH), Smithsonian Institution
‘We are living in the golden age of whale science’ – @PyensonLab@NMNH#SharingDataBetter
Mar 30, 2022 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Starting now at '#SharingDataBetter: The Rise of Data Institutions' – 'Pioneers: Radical data institutions responding to a complex world'
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'In order to participate in the regulatory discussion, we as workers need better control and access to the data about our work.' - @jamesfarrar, @WorkerInfoX#SharingDataBetter
Mar 30, 2022 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
Starting now at #SharingDataBetter: 'What can businesses do to steward data more responsibly?'
A panel discussion with:
🗣️ Alexander Galt, Digital Ethics Leader, Inter @IKEA Group
🗣️ @mrosich, CDO, @StanChart CCIB
🗣️ @SRColeman, ODI's Director of Learning & Business Development
‘Businesses are starting to recognise data as part of a data ecosystem and not just in silos...this data needs to be shared and published with purpose’ - @mrosich, @StanChart#SharingDataBetter
🗣️ Keynote with Sir @Nigel_Shadbolt, the ODI's Executive Chair & Co-Founder, where he'll set out his vision for #datainstitutions in 2022
'Discussions around what defines data institutions continue, but we can be sure that we have landed upon an important building block of our data futures, and are beginning to see the social good that can come from data institutions'– @Nigel_Shadbolt#SharingDataBetter
May 18, 2021 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
1/10 The UK government has published its response to the 250+ responses to the #NationalDataStrategy consultation! Let’s take a look… gov.uk/government/con…
2/10 Govt reports 3 general themes in the responses: ensuring the #NationalDataStrategy works for everyone in society, "Building Back Fairer" to spread benefits across the UK & “Building Back Greener” to use data to help achieve net zero. See our response theodi.org/project/the-uk…
May 11, 2021 • 8 tweets • 5 min read
1/8 Today’s #QueensSpeech outlined key proposed legislation to deliver govt’s aspirations around levelling up, building back better, and net zero goals. But we need strong local, national and international data infrastructure to deliver these goals. gov.uk/government/spe…2/8 In public #procurement, open data can help ensure govt transparency and accountability around use of public finances, and can improve competition among suppliers: theodi.org/article/the-od…
Apr 15, 2021 • 9 tweets • 10 min read
We set up a fund to support projects that enable trustworthy and ethical #datasharing. These projects aim to help citizens and businesses lower their impact on the environment, improve public services and save lives.
The team identified that recurring revenue is very important for economic sustainability, and created guidance around this: theodi.org/article/open-c…
Mar 30, 2021 • 9 tweets • 6 min read
1/9 Covid-19 has shown us the benefits of #datasharing, but lack of trust in how #data is shared, and difficulty in designing and sustaining #dataaccess initiatives, can be a barrier to sharing.
We’ve been exploring these challenges in our @InnovateUK funded R&D programme...
2/9 Lack of trust and trustworthiness could lead to less #datasharing. But how do we decide what organisations and #datasets are trustworthy?
@bsnaith_ from the 'open #cities' team is going to take you through some of the key points from the report...
2/12 All four of these cities – #Amsterdam, #Gdańsk, #Hamburg and #Helsinki – have made significant progress in the move towards becoming open cities. The report shares how they're developing data infrastructure, training staff, engaging with citizens and fostering innovation.