Open Data for Business | World Bank Blogs

abernard102@gmail.com 2015-08-27

Summary:

"Around the world, governments, entrepreneurs and established businesses are seeing the economic growth potential of using Open Data – data from government and other sources that can be downloaded, used and reused without charge.   As a public resource, Open Data can help launch new private-sector ventures and help existing businesses create new products and services and optimize their operations. Government data – a leading source of Open Data – can help support companies in healthcare, agriculture, energy, education, and many other industries.   ​In addition, government agencies can be most helpful to the private sector if they understand the unique needs of the businesses that currently or could potentially use their data.   The World Bank has used the Open Data Readiness Assessment (ODRA) in more than 20 countries to provide an overall evaluation of a country’s Open Data ecosystem. With that information and insight, government agencies can identify strengths and opportunities for making their Open Data more useful and effective. The ODRA covers essential components of any national Open Data program, including ..."

Link:

https://blogs.worldbank.org/taxonomy/term/14183

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oa.new oa.comment oa.tools oa.world_bank oa.psi oa.economic_impact oa.government oa.data

Date tagged:

08/27/2015, 08:20

Date published:

08/27/2015, 04:20