Abstract Current policies demanding an increase in transparency, open government and smart cities share open data publication as one of their basic pillars. However, there is a limited availability of mechanisms to assess the use and value of this information. The goal of this paper is to present a new metric, Meloda, that qualifies the […]
At the end you can find an intersting thesis about success factors for Smart city projects. Civic engagement appear as the main driver for success (on top of IT deployment and governance which appear to be facilitators) for smart cities projects. Because the main source has a URL in cyrillic (and sometimes there are some […]
Existe un importante vacío en la evalución real de la transparencia del sector público y los modelos que hoy se proponen, además de obsoletos, carecen de participación y, paradójicamente, no son transparentes. Durante los últimos ocho meses, y después de reflexionarlo profundamente, hemos (Guzman Garmendia y yo) trabajado duramente en la redacción de un modelo […]
Open Government (ogov) is possibly next democracy’s milestone. Should you care about open government? Possibly, because it guarantees transparency and accountability. But not only IMHO. In 2014 this passive role for the citizens is not enough. The disruptive point about open government is the use of collective intelligence to take smarter political decisions for current […]
The OGP is a global organization to promote Open government on more than 60 countries. Every member can submit a annual plan to explain which will be their action for the next year. This plan is independently reviewed and their reviews are published. Even more, some main data about accomplishment are made public in this […]
Estos 3 libros fueron el intento de popularizar el software libre en España en la pasada década (2003,2005 y 2007). Por motivos históricos los enlazo aquí para aquellos que gusten de la arqueología de la red. 😀 I libro blanco del software libre en España Alberto Abella, Javier Rodríguez, Miguel Angel Segovia y Roberto Santos […]
Es un placer estar aquí con ustedes. Ustedes (OKFN) han defendido durante mucho tiempo la apertura (openness). Eso me ha inspirado mucho,me ha informado y me ha motivado. En años anteriores sólo he sido capaz de enviar mis saludos a través de video. Bueno – esas herramientas digitales pueden ser muy eficaces. Pero es genial […]
En este enlace tenéis una presentación genial sobre como abrir los datos gubernamentales y hacer que se reutilicen. Me gusta especialmente el lema Tus datos gubernamentales valen según se utilizan . Genial @fontanon