Programme. OpenData Marseille, 6 juillet 2011. Version française Marseille - 6th July 2011 Public Sector Information (PSI) has emerged as one of the most exiting issues for the next few years for developing new services using Internet technologies.
According to a study by MEPSIR “Overall market size for public sector information in the European Union ranges from €10 to €48 billion, with a mean value around €27 billion”. Several countries (USA, Canada, UK, France ...) have already decided to open up access to their public data. Many European regions (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Catalunya, Piemonte, Kent ....) and cities (Paris, London, Munich, Vienna ...) have launched their own initiatives in order to allow anyone to have access to their public data. All these initiatives are expected to have a strong impact on issues such as: But a lot remains to be done: Government administrations need to understand what is going on the next stage beyond launching a such initiative,Some licenses exists but do they cover any situation ?
Why Marseille ? Open data : un modèle économique encore incertain. Open Data Garage - "Comment évaluer l'impact économique de l'open d... Open Data : valorisation et réutilisation des données. Comte rendu Rencontre : Open data, des villes en mouvement (le Hub) La rencontre “ Open Data des villes en mouvement” réunissait le 16 juin à la CCIP 92 près de 170 personnes, essentiellement des cadres liés aux grands groupes informatiques, automobiles, transport public, d’équipement ainsi que des responsables Technologies de l’Information et la Communication (TIC) de collectivités. Cette rencontre fait suite aux travaux menés dans le cadre du programme DatAct , qui a réuni durant six mois, dix-sept entreprises et acteurs territoriaux autour de la définition d'cahier des charges d’une bourse d’usages des données et des services liés aux mobilités.
La CCIP 92 et le pôle de compétitivité Mov’eo étaient associés à ce programme co-organisé par (agence de design relationnel et de management de contenus numériques - partenaire du projet Là Pour Toi) et Chronos (cabinet de sociologie et de prospective). L’échange a été ouvert parJean-Yves Durance, président de la CCIP Hauts-de-Seine . La première partie de la rencontre s’est attachée à traiter du . LUDIGO.NET. Strata New York 2011 - O'Reilly Conferences, September 22 - 23, 2011, New York, NY.
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If you weren't able to attend, you can still get a taste of Strata New York with the Strata Conference New York 2011: Complete Video Compilation . At our first Strata Conference in February, forward-thinking developers, analysts, researchers, and entrepreneurs realized that they were converging on a new profession—data scientist. Since then, demand has skyrocketed for data scientists who are proficient in the fast-moving constellation of technologies for gleaning insight and utility from big data.
"A significant constraint on realizing value from big data will be a shortage of talent, particularly of people with deep expertise in statistic and machine learning, and the manager and analysts who know how to operate companies by using insights from big data. " —McKinsey Global Institute report, "Big Data: The next frontier for innovation, competition, and productivity," May, 2011.