James supports across a multitude of projects, with a particular focus on Advisory in both the public and private sector, Research and Development and International Development. He is also the content lead for the ODI’s Open Innovation in the Public Sector campaign.
On his best days, James likes to inspire the team with an infectious dose of his banter.
He has a keen interest in watching and playing sports and enjoys socialising regularly.
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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
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] 13/12/2019
TAPAS: Transparency and Accountability in Public Administration and Services (case study)- Public service design
- James Maddison
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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 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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Current project
R&D: The value of data sharing in the private sector- Data publishing and use
- Innovation
- Startups
- James Maddison
- Josh D'Addario
- Miranda Marcus
- Orsola De Marco
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Current project
Local government using open geospatial data to make a difference- Geospatial data and mapping
- Policy
- Public service design
- James Maddison
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Blog, Guides, Tools 14/05/2019
Data and Public Services Business Case Canvas- Public service design
- Ben Snaith
- James Maddison
- Miranda Marcus
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Blog, Tools 27/03/2019
Scaling data-enabled projects: a checklist- Ben Snaith
- James Maddison
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Meetup, Members Event, Talk
Sharing engineering data for the public good event: why is it important? Tue, 07 May 2019, 10:00 Prince Philip House, 3 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DG- Built environment and housing
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Current project
Sharing engineering data for the public good- Built environment and housing
- Cities
- James Maddison
- Leigh Dodds
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Blog 17/12/2018
How Ukraine became an open data pioneer- Built environment and housing
- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Innovation
- Public service design
- Cities
- James Maddison
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Blog 30/11/2018
How can we scale up local data-enabled projects?- Built environment and housing
- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Innovation
- Public service design
- Cities
- Ben Snaith
- James Maddison
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Previous project
R&D: Scaling data innovation- Innovation
- Peer networks
- Skills and literacy
- Ben Snaith
- James Maddison
- Miranda Marcus
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Blog 18/07/2018
Using open data tools to improve public services- Public service design
- James Maddison
- Pauline L’Hénaff
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Guides, Reports 09/05/2018
How can smart contracts be useful for businesses? (report)- Emerging tech and AI
- James Maddison
- Jared Robert Keller
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Previous project
R&D: New service delivery models- Innovation
- Public service design
- Transport
- James Maddison
- Miranda Marcus
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Current project
Ukraine: Open data for transparency and accountability
- Peer networks
- Public service design
- Skills and literacy
- Startups
- James Maddison