Beth Noveck c'est la"United States deputy chief technology officer for open government et
elle dirige la "President Obama's Open Government Initiative"
Cà deja, c'est un bon résumé. (comme on dit "ça claque sur un CV")
- elle parle d'innovation, de propriété intellectuelle
- mais surtout elle parle d'une nouvelle aire de la recherche et du développement de la société basé sur
- l'internet
- la participation (wiki-isation !!)
- l'ouverture des Data
the goverment is Tracking the data, ... because high value data helps us to achieve the
core mission of the goverment agencies.
for example:
- helps fondations and corporations to improve childrens health by using nutritional informations in the form of games
- allows volunteers mashup datas to make iPhone applications
- help new people to start businesses that might generate economic value
NASA commence à utiliser le "crowdsourcing", c'est 5 millions de dollars dans leur budget
Marier Transparence et Participation
"when we put the data out there, and let the people get it, they find the gaps, they see the patterns,
they see the consequences of that data, they are able to make the visualizations to make the games,
to make the iPhone app that actually turns raw information into useful knowledge"
et grace à cela nous pouvons crée des procesus politique et prendre des decisions plus "informés"
get involve ! ( impliquez vous ), "adopt a dataset" (adoptez des données ), share knwoledge
the data needs to be released
openly available, open format, downloadable, online and as real time as we can do it
we need the people to use the data, to tell us what data needs to be released, because the government
sits on top of such a huge amount of data that we can't release all at once
mots clés:
Participation, wiki, Open Data, corwdsourcing, transparence
MIT, DARPA, Social networks, changements institutionnels, changements culturels, innovation,
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