„Open data is the idea that certain data should be freely available to everyone to use and republish as they wish, without restrictions from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of control. The goals of the open data movement are similar to those of other „Open“ movements such as open source, open content, and open access“ says Wikipedia. Worldwide a lot of initiatives have been started, the German speaking countries are yet restrained. To change this here will be made a suggestion which goes far beyond the demonstration of public toilets (Vienna/Austria), locations of containers for dogdirt (Bremen) or excerpts of the phone book (Leipzig) – even in Germany – but not only there. With a scenario-approach it will be shown what treasures the future might bring us. Nearly at no-cost. Let us been challenged from Open Data as Big Data. Let us paint a picture or a vision of the future, how the next round of Open Data could look like.
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Letzte Beiträge
- Open Data im öffentlichen Sektor – Seminar am 22.2.2024
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- Open Source Software Erfahrungen seit 40 Jahren
- Cloud-Strategien
- Gotische Kathedralen: Sankt Lamberti – Open Data?
- Open Data: Feinstaub Silvester 2020/Neujahr 2021
- Souveränität bei GAIA-X auch durch Open Source Software
- Gaia-X Summit
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