How to accelerate the adoption of Open Linked Data in the public administration domain?

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If it is true that Open Data is the digital movement to which governments and institutions around the world are gradually adhering, its adoption remains difficult. Experiments and open data portals are being launched, but the turning point is undoubtedly the EU initiatives such as the Data Governance Act: The EU is working to strengthen various data exchange mechanisms. The aim is to foster the availability of data that can be used to drive advanced applications and solutions in artificial intelligence, personalized medicine, green mobility, smart manufacturing and many other areas.

Member states have agreed on a negotiating mandate on a proposed Data Governance Act (DGA). The Act would seek to establish robust mechanisms to facilitate the reuse of certain categories of protected public sector data, increase trust in data brokering services and promote data altruism across the EU.

In addition, the DGA prohibits linking intermediation services with other services such as cloud storage or business analytics, services that are excluded from the scope of the DGA. This measure against tying is intended to prevent large technology platforms from creating a commercial lock-in that could harm smaller competitors.

 

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