https://www.spreaker.com/show/open-data-discussionsenSociety & CultureCopyright Open Data Discussionshttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/93bed9fc53817826b592ae78ae2f95be.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/open-data-discussionsTue, 09 Jan 2018 05:33:54 +0000Open Data DiscussionsOpen Data Discussionsfeeds@spreaker.comAn Open Data leadership podcast series to talk about building a successful program.yesepisodicOpen Data Discussionsfeeds@spreaker.comAn Open Data leadership podcast series to talk about building a successful program.Yeshttps://www.spreaker.com/user/opendatasoft/a-look-back-at-virginias-4-years-of-dataWe had the pleasure of welcoming Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia for the fifth podcast in our series.
Anthony discussed various subjects, including:
- What role does open data play in policy making at the state level in Virginia?
- Does his department work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance?
- How did Virginia come up with this technology and engagement solutions? How, for example, did you get the Governor to come to so many DataThons?
 

Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
 

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia
Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: Commonwealth of Virginia open data portal
 
 ]]>opendatasoft.podbean.com/a-look-back-at-virginias-4-years-of-data-innovation-with-anthony-fung-deputy-secretary-of-technology-for-the-commonwealt-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Mon, 08 Jan 2018 15:44:53 +0000Open Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, Jason Hare, our Open Data Evangelist, features a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will...We had the pleasure of welcoming Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia for the fifth podcast in our series.
Anthony discussed various subjects, including:
- What role does open data play in policy making at the state level in Virginia?
- Does his department work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance?
- How did Virginia come up with this technology and engagement solutions? How, for example, did you get the Governor to come to so many DataThons?
 

Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
 

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia
Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: Commonwealth of Virginia open data portal
 
 ]]>1809cleanfullOpen Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, Jason Hare, our Open Data Evangelist, features a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will provide insights and strategies that you can implement in your own city. We had the pleasure of welcoming Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia for the fifth podcast in our series. Anthony discussed various subjects, including: - What role does open data play in policy making at the state level in Virginia? - Does his department work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance? - How did Virginia come up with this technology and engagement solutions? How, for example, did you get the Governor to come to so many DataThons?   Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!   Special thanks: Special Guest: Anthony Fung, Deputy Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA Links: Commonwealth of Virginia open data portal    Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/opendatasoft/discussing-open-data-and-performance-manWe had the pleasure of welcoming Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager from the City and County Government of Durham, North Carolina for the fourth podcast in our series. Sam has recently relocated to the San Diego area and we lucked out getting him to share his thoughts with us on his last days in Durham.
Sam discussed various subjects, including:
- Where does the Durham Data Academy comes from?
- What did he think about the Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Publishing Community
- Does his program work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance?
- What role does open data play in regards to internal performance management?
 

Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
 

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager, Durham County Government, NC
Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City and County of Durham open data portal]]>opendatasoft.podbean.com/discussing-open-data-and-performance-management-with-sam-mcclenney-from-durham-nc-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Tue, 12 Dec 2017 16:09:52 +0000Open Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, Jason Hare, our Open Data Evangelist, features a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will...We had the pleasure of welcoming Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager from the City and County Government of Durham, North Carolina for the fourth podcast in our series. Sam has recently relocated to the San Diego area and we lucked out getting him to share his thoughts with us on his last days in Durham.
Sam discussed various subjects, including:
- Where does the Durham Data Academy comes from?
- What did he think about the Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Publishing Community
- Does his program work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance?
- What role does open data play in regards to internal performance management?
 

Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
 

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager, Durham County Government, NC
Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City and County of Durham open data portal]]>1550cleanfullOpen Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, Jason Hare, our Open Data Evangelist, features a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will provide insights and strategies that you can implement in your own city. We had the pleasure of welcoming Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager from the City and County Government of Durham, North Carolina for the fourth podcast in our series. Sam has recently relocated to the San Diego area and we lucked out getting him to share his thoughts with us on his last days in Durham. Sam discussed various subjects, including: - Where does the Durham Data Academy comes from? - What did he think about the Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Publishing Community - Does his program work on ensuring open data quality? What are some of the steps he makes in ensuring sound data governance? - What role does open data play in regards to internal performance management?   Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!   Special thanks: Special Guest: Sam McClenney, Open Data Program Manager, Durham County Government, NC Organizer: Jason Hare, Open Data Evangelist, OpenDataSoft Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA Links: City and County of Durham open data portalNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/opendatasoft/discussing-open-data-and-smart-city-in-tWe had the pleasure of welcoming Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist from the Town of Cary, North Carolina for the third podcast in our series.
Jason discussed various subjects, including:
- Why is developing an open data policy important for the Town of Cary?
- What are the different data integration strategies developed by the Town of Cary?
- Does the work done by the Town of Cary about open data and smart city affect other municipalities?
- How does What Works Cities help to address both the technical aspect and the engagement part of their open data program? 
 

 
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist, Town of Cary, NC
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: Town of Cary open data portal]]>opendatasoft.podbean.com/discussing-the-smart-town-of-cary-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Wed, 29 Nov 2017 18:33:23 +0000Open Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, we feature a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will provide insights and strategies that...We had the pleasure of welcoming Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist from the Town of Cary, North Carolina for the third podcast in our series.
Jason discussed various subjects, including:
- Why is developing an open data policy important for the Town of Cary?
- What are the different data integration strategies developed by the Town of Cary?
- Does the work done by the Town of Cary about open data and smart city affect other municipalities?
- How does What Works Cities help to address both the technical aspect and the engagement part of their open data program? 
 

 
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!

Special thanks:
Special Guest: Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist, Town of Cary, NC
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: Town of Cary open data portal]]>1429cleanfullOpen Data DiscussionsWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions”. Each month, we feature a different open data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful. These examples will provide insights and strategies that you can implement in your own city. We had the pleasure of welcoming Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist from the Town of Cary, North Carolina for the third podcast in our series. Jason discussed various subjects, including: - Why is developing an open data policy important for the Town of Cary? - What are the different data integration strategies developed by the Town of Cary? - Does the work done by the Town of Cary about open data and smart city affect other municipalities? - How does What Works Cities help to address both the technical aspect and the engagement part of their open data program?      Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast! Special thanks: Special Guest: Janelle Bailey, Enterprise Data Strategist, Town of Cary, NC Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA Links: Town of Cary open data portalNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/opendatasoft/discussing-performance-management-and-opWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city!
We had the pleasure of welcoming Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager, during our second podcast.
Jason discussed various subjects ranging from:
 
- What role does open data play in policy making at the City? 
 
- The amount of time on ensuring open data quality?
- In terms of procurement, how did Greensboro come up with its technology and engagement solutions?
- The distinctions between GIS interfaces and other data types.
- The "Open Gate City", an interesting concept. 
- The Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Community.
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
Special thanks:
Special Guest: Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City of Greensboro Open Data Portal]]>opendatasoft.podbean.com/discussing-performance-management-and-open-data-with-greensboros-jason-marshall-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Thu, 31 Aug 2017 15:26:39 +0000Open Data DiscussionsPodcast Show Notes Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you...Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city!
We had the pleasure of welcoming Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager, during our second podcast.
Jason discussed various subjects ranging from:
 
- What role does open data play in policy making at the City? 
 
- The amount of time on ensuring open data quality?
- In terms of procurement, how did Greensboro come up with its technology and engagement solutions?
- The distinctions between GIS interfaces and other data types.
- The "Open Gate City", an interesting concept. 
- The Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Community.
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
Special thanks:
Special Guest: Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City of Greensboro Open Data Portal]]>1481yesfullOpen Data DiscussionsPodcast Show Notes Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city! We had the pleasure of welcoming Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager, during our second podcast. Jason discussed various subjects ranging from:   - What role does open data play in policy making at the City?    - The amount of time on ensuring open data quality? - In terms of procurement, how did Greensboro come up with its technology and engagement solutions? - The distinctions between GIS interfaces and other data types. - The "Open Gate City", an interesting concept.  - The Civil Analytics Network's Open Letter to the Open Data Community. Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast! Special thanks: Special Guest: Jason Marshall, Greensboro Senior Application Developer and Open Data Program Manager Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA Links: City of Greensboro Open Data PortalYeshttps://www.spreaker.com/user/opendatasoft/discussing-open-data-in-albuquerque-withWelcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we will feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city!
We had the pleasure of welcoming Mark Leech, Technical Services Manager of the City of Albuquerque’s Police Department, during our first podcast.
Mark discussed various subjects ranging from:
- Developing a plan to address transparency most effectively;
- Avoiding participating in the “beauty pageant” of performance management to build an effective model using Open Data;
- Engaging a diverse audience of end users;
- The importance of ensuring high data quality, and how it can be accomplished.
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
Special thanks:
Special Guest: Mark Leech, Albuquerque Police Department Technical Services Manager
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City of Albuquerque Open Data Portal]]>http://opendatasoft.podbean.com/e/discussing-open-data-in-albuquerque-with-mark-leech/Tue, 25 Jul 2017 14:23:07 +0000Open Data DiscussionsPodcast Show Notes Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we will feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies...Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we will feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city!
We had the pleasure of welcoming Mark Leech, Technical Services Manager of the City of Albuquerque’s Police Department, during our first podcast.
Mark discussed various subjects ranging from:
- Developing a plan to address transparency most effectively;
- Avoiding participating in the “beauty pageant” of performance management to build an effective model using Open Data;
- Engaging a diverse audience of end users;
- The importance of ensuring high data quality, and how it can be accomplished.
Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast!
Special thanks:
Special Guest: Mark Leech, Albuquerque Police Department Technical Services Manager
Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA
Links: City of Albuquerque Open Data Portal]]>1626cleanfullOpen Data DiscussionsPodcast Show Notes Welcome to the OpenDataSoft Leadership Podcast Series, “Open Data Discussions!” Each month, we will feature a different Open Data program around the country to discuss what has made it successful to provide insights and strategies you can implement in your own city! We had the pleasure of welcoming Mark Leech, Technical Services Manager of the City of Albuquerque’s Police Department, during our first podcast. Mark discussed various subjects ranging from: - Developing a plan to address transparency most effectively; - Avoiding participating in the “beauty pageant” of performance management to build an effective model using Open Data; - Engaging a diverse audience of end users; - The importance of ensuring high data quality, and how it can be accomplished. Don’t forget to visit the OpenDataSoft blog for more data-related content and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on OpenDataSoft news, including how to get our next podcast! Special thanks: Special Guest: Mark Leech, Albuquerque Police Department Technical Services Manager Music: “So Low” by Art of Escapism is licensed under CC BY SA Links: City of Albuquerque Open Data PortalNo