This event explored what the World Bank has learned from a Decade of Open Data, the state of Open Data today, and what’s ahead for the future of Open Data....
In this one-hour Introduction Webinar, that took place on 24th March 2020, participants gained a practitioner perspective on the overall context linked to the PSI Directive, what it concretely means for Public Service Bodies and how to get ready for it with a practical tool...
The Dublin Region Open Data Active Travel Challenge 2021 competition has launched. The organisers, a consortium of active travel and data stakeholders, are looking for innovative ideas and applications that encourage and support active travel. Entry is open to individuals and groups of all ages...
Derilinx with the Open Data Unit, Dept of Public Expenditure run the Open Data Conference 2020 online on 2nd December. This conference was focused on the theme of “The journey from Open Data Publication to Impact – How the publication, reporting and re-use of data...
The Derilinx Open Data Impact Series promotes awareness, adoption and use of Open Data in different sectors, and supports the publication of high-quality Open Data. This fifth session of the Open Data Impact Series took place online on 23rd June 2020, organised by Derilinx in...
The Derilinx Open Data Impact Series promotes awareness, adoption and use of Open Data in different sectors, and supports the publication of high-quality Open Data. Open Data is a valuable resource that can help promote Arts, Culture and Heritage amenities and events. Open Data can be...
Even for a seasoned developer, learning a new system from documentation alone can be an unappetising proposition. With the launch of a series of Jupyter Notebooks in the Developer’s Corner of data.gov.ie, developers can now refactor and run their own code within a guided environment....
Derilinx is delighted to provide technical support to the Irish Open Data Initiative and Portal, which has recently been awarded top place in a European Commission study on Open Data Maturity of governments across Europe. 32 EU and EFTA countries were assessed in terms of Open Data readiness, the span of their Open Data policies, the maturity of the Open Data portal, the usability of the datasets available, and the social, economic and political impact of the Open Data. Ireland scored best in class with 96% against an EU average of 73%.