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Weeknote 13/01/2020
Weeknote #4 | Digital twins prototyping: IoT vs Digital Twins Weeknotes: personal reflections from the ODI research team. Keeping you informed about our projects, research and decision-making processes. This week: Comparing and contrasting IoT, and lifting the lid on open source control gateways -
Blog, News 09/01/2020
Data enabled public services need funding to scale, but better tools are also part of the answer- Data ethics and privacy
- Data infrastructure
- Policy
- Public service design
- Ben Snaith
- James Maddison
- Leigh Dodds
- Miranda Marcus
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 26/12/2019
Data and Public Services Toolkit (case study)- Public service design
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 26/12/2019
Sharing engineering data for the public good (case study)- Built environment and housing
- Data infrastructure
- James Maddison
- Leigh Dodds
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 26/12/2019
About Data About Us (case study)- Renate Samson
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 18/12/2019
Data Pitch (case study)- Orsola De Marco
- Ryan Goodman
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 18/12/2019
OpenActive: addressing inactivity in the UK (case study)- Data publishing and use
- Health and physical activity
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 18/12/2019
Transport Systems Catapult data sharing report (case study)- Policy
- Transport
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Blog, News 18/12/2019
Jeni Tennison on Amazon’s access to the NHS website – how has it come to this?- Data publishing and use
- Emerging tech and AI
- Health and physical activity
- Policy
- Jeni Tennison
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 17/12/2019
Data Trust Exploration Group (case study)- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Peer networks
- Jack Hardinges
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 13/12/2019
TAPAS: Transparency and Accountability in Public Administration and Services (case study)- Public service design
- James Maddison
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Weeknote 12/12/2019
Weeknote #3 | Digital twins prototyping: The simplest twin Weeknotes: personal reflections from the ODI research team. Keeping you informed about our projects, research and decision-making processes. This week: Building the simplest digital twin
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Case study, Case study [Luminate] 11/12/2019
Creating FAIR and open agricultural data ecosystems with the Gates Foundation (case study)- Agriculture and food
- Public service design
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Blog 11/12/2019
Experts discuss how to harness data to gain business value at the ODI Summit 2019- Banking and finance
- Data publishing and use
- Innovation
- Retail and consumer
- Cities
- Transport
- Sonia Duarte
- Walter Brown
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Blog 11/12/2019
Helpful Robots or Pink-Eyed Terminators Our CEO Jeni Tennison delivered this year’s annual lecture at the Information Law and Policy Annual Lecture and Conference 2019 -
Case study, Case study [Luminate] 27/11/2019
Using geospatial data: a guide to licences (case study)- Geospatial data and mapping
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Blog 26/11/2019
Data flows in international trade: what are the governance options?- Data infrastructure
- Policy
- Lawrence Kay
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Blog 22/11/2019
Businesses need diverse skills to get the most from data- Skills and literacy
- Dr Dave Tarrant
- Simon Bullmore
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Blog, News 21/11/2019
Sir Nigel Shadbolt on privacy, the ODI at seven and ethical AI virtue signalling- Sir Nigel Shadbolt
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Blog 20/11/2019
Collaborative data projects: what we learned by contributing to them How our hands-on research helped us develop our best-practice guide -
Weeknote 20/11/2019
Weeknote #2 | Digital twins prototyping: a prototype case study Weeknotes: personal reflections from the ODI research team. Keeping you informed about our projects, research and decision-making processes. This week: investigating the relationship between the physical and digital halves of a twin.
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Blog, News 13/11/2019
The murky world of political adverts on social media may damage our democracy- Sir Nigel Shadbolt
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Blog, News 12/11/2019
Success celebrated at ODI Summit with startup programme awards- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Innovation
- Peer networks
- Startups
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Blog, News 12/11/2019
ODI partners with Pinsent Masons to explore next stage of data trusts- Data ethics and privacy
- Data publishing and use
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Blog 12/11/2019
Copy That? Surplus Data in an Age of Repetitive Duplication- Hannah Redler Hawes
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Blog, News 12/11/2019
Nearly 9 in 10 people think it’s important that organisations use personal data ethically- Data ethics and privacy
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Weeknote 07/11/2019
Weeknote #1 | digital twins prototyping: weeknotes and process Weeknotes: personal reflections from the ODI research team. Keeping you informed about our projects, research and decision-making processes. This week: learning the ‘weeknote’ format and making decisions about process and tools. -
Weeknote 07/11/2019
Why the digital twins project is publishing weeknotes Weeknotes: personal reflections from the ODI research team. Keeping you informed about our projects, research and decision-making processes. This week: our intentions for the weeknote format.
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Article 31/10/2019
Data is becoming a defining asset for the built environment- Built environment and housing
- Volker Buscher
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Blog, News, Tender opportunities 28/10/2019
Apply to our stimulus fund: Using data to improve safety in the engineering sector- Built environment and housing
- Innovation
- Leigh Dodds
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Blog 24/10/2019
Service design: bringing internal communications and visual design together- Public service design
- Miranda Marcus
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Blog 22/10/2019
Policymakers need access to the metadata of trade agreements to facilitate international trade- Policy
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Blog 22/10/2019
Digital twins: needs, challenges and understanding- Emerging tech and AI
- Search and discovery
- Cities
- Sonia Duarte
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Blog, Guides 21/10/2019
Using data ethically: tips from four influential organisations- Data ethics and privacy
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Blog, News 10/10/2019
Top engineering organisations sign data manifesto to improve safety in the sector- Built environment and housing
- Data infrastructure
- Health and physical activity
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Blog 09/10/2019
Discovering the future of the London Datastore- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Cities
- Olivier Thereaux
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Blog 09/10/2019
A manifesto for sharing engineering data- Built environment and housing
- Data infrastructure
- Cities
- Transport
- James Maddison
- Leigh Dodds
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Blog 08/10/2019
Two years on from the Digital Republic Bill: reflections on the French data landscape- Data ethics and privacy
- Peer networks
- Public service design
- Olivier Thereaux
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Blog 27/09/2019
Launching the collaborative data maintenance guidebook- Data publishing and use
- Leigh Dodds
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Blog 27/09/2019
ODI Summit 2019 accessibility fund This year, we are pleased to be able to offer an accessibility fund for people who would like to come to the summit, but are in some way limited in their ability to do so -
Blog 24/09/2019
Sharing models between ‘digital twins’- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Emerging tech and AI
- Open standards and open APIs
- Cities
- Fionntán O'Donnell
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Blog 23/09/2019
How can a business gain value from data sharing?- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- James Maddison
- Josh D'Addario
- Miranda Marcus
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Blog, News 17/09/2019
Data About Us: ‘the people’ know and care more than they are given credit for
- Data ethics and privacy
- Policy
- Anna Scott
- Renate Samson
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Blog 14/09/2019
Why should we care about data ethics? It’s about time organisations started acting legally, and thinking more about the impacts of work for their customers and society. Here’s why… -
Blog 05/09/2019
Take part in our data ethics survey- Data ethics and privacy
- Hannah Foulds
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Blog 27/08/2019
Data Access Map: We want your feedback- Data publishing and use
- Jared Robert Keller
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Tools 20/08/2019
How do our partners use the data skills framework?- Skills and literacy
- Dr Dave Tarrant
- Leigh Dodds
- Simon Bullmore
- Violeta Mezeklieva
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Reports 06/08/2019
ARCHANGEL: guaranteeing the integrity of digital archives- Emerging tech and AI
- Olivier Thereaux
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Blog 31/07/2019
How Nationwide is using open banking to help the 'financially squeezed'- Banking and finance
- Hannah Foulds
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Blog 23/07/2019
Do cities have access to the private sector data they need to make effective decisions?- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Public service design
- Cities
- Jack Hardinges