Open data quality – the next shift in open data?
Publié le 01 juin 2017 par Thérèse Hameau
This blog post is part of our Global Open Data Index blog series. It is a call to recalibrate our attention to the many different elements contributing to the ‘good quality’ of open data, the trade-offs between them and how they support data usability (see here some vital work by the World Wide Web Consortium). Focusing on these elements could help support governments to publish data that can be easily used. The blog post was jointly written by Danny Lämmerhirt and Mor Rubinstein.
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