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Study on "Data Analytics for Member States and Citizens"
As the COVID-19 crisis has made clear, data analytics is essential not just for public services to innovate but also to manage crises and save lives. We need the services and infrastructures that…
COLLECTIONCreated: 19/06/2020
EU Datathon 2020: the open data competition
121 proposals later, discover who our 12 finalists are for EU Datathon 2020! This year’s EU Datathon adventure started in February with the call to data enthusiasts worldwide to propose ideas for…
SOLUTIONCreated: 25/08/2020
IoTIB Public Network
IoTIB is the first IoT network in Europe with a whole region coverage (full Balearic Islands). Our network is free software based and focused on providing service for IoT projects to all public…
SOLUTIONCreated: 13/02/2019What is the value of Open Source? Preliminary results of the Commission's study
The first results of the study on the impact of Open Source Software and Open Source Hardware conducted for the European Commission were presented. It found that increasing the number of commits to…
NEWSCreated: 13/11/2020More BRIS interconnections under EUPL
Business registers keep information on companies, including their legal form, seat, legal representatives and annual accounts, and make this information available to the public. Since businesses are…
NEWSCreated: 26/02/2020A new open access paper on Defining digital transformation: from Government Information Quarterly by Ines Mergel, Noella Edelmann and Nathalie Hauga
A new paper on Open Acess from the Elsevier's Government Information Quarterly review by Ines Mergel, Noella Edelmann and Nathalie Hauga. Abstract Digital transformation approaches outside the public…
NEWSCreated: 24/10/2019OECD: open-source software pivotal in artificial intelligence
Open-source software plays an important role in artificial intelligence (AI). This includes specific software libraries, editors and development environments, and machine learning platforms. So say…
NEWSCreated: 23/11/2018BLOG 14: Blog post: NZ, The Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI)
Harnessing public data value by focusing on user’s needs The IDI has been described internationally as a success for New Zealand, and an exemplar for other countries to learn from in terms of getting the most from harnessing public sector data, and facilitating evidence based policy making. New…
DISCUSSIONCreated: 05/08/2020BLOG 12 – Findata
Finland has a long history of collecting extensive data in registers but making use of the data has been complicated and inefficient, due to several causes, including the privacy restrictions and the supporting technologies. In 2019 a new Act on Secondary Use of Health and Social Data (hereinafter…
DISCUSSIONCreated: 27/07/2020BLOG 11 - Building a data strategy across government, the New Zealand Data Framework
Cross-government initiatives have been a response to the need to adapt to the digital era, where data creation increases at an exponential rate and there is an increasing expectation and demand for real-time information. New Zealand is a good example of this. A few years ago it was identified that…
DISCUSSIONCreated: 24/07/2020BLOG 10 - Estonian Tax and Customs Board – Analytics solution for fraud detection – KOKE system and automated risk models
EMTA (Eesti Maksu- ja tolliametile) is the Estonian Tax and Customs Board. The Estonian Tax and Customs Board’s activities include administration of state revenues, implementation of national taxation and customs policies and protection of the society and legal and economic activities. EMTA uses big…
DISCUSSIONCreated: 22/07/2020BLOG 9 - The Greenhouse gas Air pollution Interactions and Synergies (GAINS) model
Current and future economic growth will cause serious air quality problems, negatively impacting human health and crop production, unless further air pollution control policies are implemented. Increasing levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are causing the planet to warm. Global warming is…
DISCUSSIONCreated: 22/07/2020