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Open data value chain
1. Support activities Primary activities economic growth transparent, responsive, effective government innovation Inputs Machine readable raw data Inventories (info asset registers) APIs Catalogues Policies, legislation, regulation and governance Technology infrastructure Community infrastructure / ecosystem Process Presenting Collating Visualising Mashing up Linking Contextualising Interpreting Analysing Re-purposing... Outputs ‘ Human readable’ data Information Applications Analysis Share Dissemination Marketing Advertising Promotion Maintain Refresh Develop Update Communications and culture change
2. What it’s for To help open discussions about what’s required, where the gaps are, and who can help to fill them.
3. What it’s for To show why simply publishing data in itself is not sufficient ... ... a whole ecosystem of activities, individuals and organisations is required to support and make effective use of open data
4. What it isn’t The value chain makes it all look neat and tidy. Which of course it isn’t.
5. What it isn’t It’s not meant to imply that these activities take place independently of each other or in a linear sequence; they are all inter-related and overlapping.
6. What it isn’t It doesn’t show who is involved or responsible for the activities. That’s because there are many different organisations and individuals, inside and outside government, who do all these things.
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8. Comments? This version is an initial attempt. It’s there as a draft, to open up discussions. All comments and feedback are welcome. @janethughes, March 2011
