Jack works across a number of projects at the ODI to develop, test and communicate policy related to data and technology.
Jack joined the ODI in July 2014 and has delivered advisory projects with startup, multinational corporate and government clients. As a coauthor of Open Enterprise, Open Data Means Business and a number of other ODI reports, he has helped to develop the evidence base for the economic, societal and environmental impact of open data.
He also enjoys to write about the role of data in music, art and sport. Jack graduated with a BSc in Economics and Management Sciences, focusing on macroeconomic policy and scientific decision-making. He has previously worked in the UK, Asia and Africa.
Jack's articles
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Blog 10/07/2018
What is a data trust?
- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Personal data and privacy
- Search and discovery
- Jack Hardinges
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Blog 28/06/2018
Open banking in the UK and France
- Banking and finance
- Innovation
- Jack Hardinges
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Blog 21/06/2018
Find out how we are using ecosystem mapping to understand geospatial data ecosystems
- Data infrastructure
- Geospatial data and mapping
- Jack Hardinges
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Blog 11/05/2018
Most data is about multiple people – what does that mean for data portability?
- Anna Scott
- Fiona Smith
- Jack Hardinges
- Jeni Tennison
- Peter Wells
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Blog 25/04/2018
Updating the Data Ethics Canvas
- Data publishing and use
- Personal data and privacy
- Skills and literacy
- Anna Scott
- Jack Hardinges
- Peter Wells