Open Data, Open Data, Open Data

Posted on March 4, 2017


ELGL appreciates the work of local government professionals, non-profits, and other organizations committed to increasing the use of open data in local government. Special props to What Works Cities and Code for America. Much of the good work is on display for Open Data Day 2017. Quite frankly, it’s appalling that more local governments have not embraced how open data can improve the quality of services that we provide to our communities.

Open data has been a frequent topic in ELGL articles, podcasts, and events.

Articles

Break it Down: Open Data and the Sharing Economy

#LocalGovSolutions: Mapping Technology Enhances Public Safety

Data Download: Measures to Meaning

Break it Down: Realizing the Potential of Big Data

#13Percent: Using Data to Improve Diversity and Inclusion

Canada’s Open Government & Open Data Movements


Podcast

Leveraging Data to Improve Local Government with What Works Cities

Intersection of Local Government and Technology with NextRequest and Seneca Systems

Let’s Get Innovative: Local Gov Innovation Specifics with Nick Kittle, Adams County, CO

Getting a Burgh’s Eye View on Innovation

Talking KCMO, Rick Usher, City of Kansas City, MO

Co-Founders of the City of Boston’s Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics


Webinars

Making Open Data Work

The 4-1-1 on Code for America

SeeClickFix – Transforming Your City

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