Intervento IBM Ack4Med - Mestre 3 Aprile 2014

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Open Data:
la sfida del governo e dell’utilizzoAAA
Mestre 3 Aprile 2014 AAA
Loredana Sales
Big Data & Analytics – Public, IBM ItalyA
loredana_sales@it.ibm.com

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La nuova era del Open Government
Storicamente la Pubblica Amministrazione è stato un produttore,
raccoglitore e distributore di informazioni strutturate e certificate, tramite
documenti ufficilai e report
Il concetto di Openess nella Pubblica Aministrazione non è una novità,
soprattutto in relazione ai temi della trasparenza e dell’efficenza
Nei primi anni 2000, il Government 2.0 e le relative iniziative di "e-
Government" hanno cercato di sfruttare maggiormente l’IT per favorire
l’accesso alle informazioni
Le Pubbliche Amministrazioni stanno facendo progressi nel
fornire in modo aperto il loro patrimonio informativo, tuttavia la
natura dinamica dei dati, il crescere delle fonti e il differenziarsi
della natura, rendono lungo questo percorso evolutivo
Le decisioni relative agli Open Data dovranno essere più
“smart”, frutto di una definizione collaborativa di obiettivi comuni

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Gli Open Government Data
Il processo di coinvolgimento dei cittadini è un
percorso fatto di atti di trasparenza, collaborazione e
partecipazione affinchè, avendo un accesso aperto
ai dati, i cittadini possano ispirare l'innovazione
necessaria alla Pubblica Amministrazione
L’ “Opening up” contribuisce a creare le condizioni per
l’integrazione delle istituzioni pubbliche nell’ecosistema così da
evolvere verso e sostenere un concetto di “government-as-platform”
Cittadino
Le imprese possono giocare un ruolo importante
come fattore abilitante sia in termini di infrastruttura
che di individuazione di forme di
commercializzazione/monetizzazione dei dati
Imprese
Definire e misurare la “Openness” sviluppa la consapevolezza
necessaria a disegnare un percorso vincente e sostenibile sia in
termini di disponibilità che di fruibilità delle informazioni
Capitalizzare su la “Openness” in modo da utilizzare al meglio la
potenza delle masse all'interno e all'esterno del governo,
analizzando l’utilizzo delle informazioni e misurando gli impatti, i
benefici e il progresso generato

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= Complexity
La complessità introdotta dai Big Data
Source: The power of analytics for public sector: Building analytics competency to accelerate outcomes, IBM Institute for Business
Value, 2011
( +
Governments areGovernments areGovernments areGovernments are
not going to stopnot going to stopnot going to stopnot going to stop
collecting datacollecting datacollecting datacollecting data
(central strategic asset)
Touchpoints to thatTouchpoints to thatTouchpoints to thatTouchpoints to that
data are expanding fardata are expanding fardata are expanding fardata are expanding far
beyond governmentbeyond governmentbeyond governmentbeyond government
(people, systems, and devices)
La disponibilità di una grande quantità di dati, in formati molteplici e volatili, rappresenta
un’opportunità, ma anche una sfida e il “Data Paradoxes” persiste
)
Rising pressures forRising pressures forRising pressures forRising pressures for
data access by citizensdata access by citizensdata access by citizensdata access by citizens
and businessesand businessesand businessesand businesses
(uses, users of data skyrocketing)
Le iniziative Open Data amplificano le problematiche relative alla gestione dei dati
da PAC a PAL
da una Agenzia all’altra
*
A cui si aggiunge la mutevolezza degli scenari e delle responsabilità

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100+ web sites
.zip, .csv.,.txt, .xls…
Sources APIs
Un approccio strutturato e
l’insieme delle tecnologie per
l’integrazione e il governo dei
dati ne abilita un utilizzo efficace
Manutenere
Entity Relationship Graph
Metadata Sources
…Lotus ConnectionsMetadata Server(s)
I dati vanno corredati da un
livello sematico e dalla
capacità di poterli relazionare
Arricchire
Reference
Onotologies HELIX IRL
CRL
Il cuore è un grafo sematico per
mettere in relazione i metadati
di struttura, la semantica e la
conoscenza
Business Glossary
Il governo degli Open Data
Curated Data Store
Strumenti intuitivi per selezionare
agilmente e rapidamente l’insieme
di informazioni atto a supportare
una data problematica di business
Visualization
Conversational
Exploration
Esplorare
Integration & Governance

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Intelligent Operations CenterIntelligent Operations Center
Predictive
Systems
Predictive
Systems
Modeling &
Simulation
Modeling &
Simulation
City ArchivesCity Archives
DashboardsDashboards
AlertsAlerts
DirectivesDirectivesKPI’sKPI’sAlertsAlerts
Event Rules Workflows
Standards Based
Interfaces
GatewayGateway
UtilitiesUtilities
GatewayGateway
TransportTransport
GatewayGateway
Public
Safety
Public
Safety
GatewayGateway
Human
Services
Human
Services
Reports/
Analysis
Reports/
Analysis
Advanced Visual
Features
Advanced Visual
Features
Semantic Models
Service BusService Bus
Analytics Visualization
Data IntegrationGatewayGateway
BuildingsBuildings
Other Feeds:
•Weather
•Citizens
•Environmental
Quality
•Financials
•…
Other Feeds:
•Weather
•Citizens
•Environmental
Quality
•Financials
•…
http://www.ibm.com/software/industry/intelligent-oper-center/
Programming APIs
A platform for Cities
A platform for
integration
L’utilizzo virtuoso degli Open Data
Valorizzare
AppsAppsAppsApps AppsApps
Consumare

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Catalogo degli Open
Data corredato da
strumenti di
visualizzazione e
collaborazione
Collaborazione con le città
per sviluppare strategie e
piattaforme tecnologiche
abilitanti per supportare i
cittadini nell’utilizzo degli
Open Data
Helsinki
Molteplici contributi
agli open standards e
tecnologie open
source, fattori
abilitanti degli open
data
Un modello
informativo
semantic web per
Smarter Cities
ManyEyes
Collaborative online
visualisation per Open
Data (dal 2007)
Un modello di
previsione
metereologica high-
resolution creato
applicando strumenti
analitici avanzati agli
Open Data
Il coinvolgimento IBM nella Open Data community

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Open Data for innovative communities: Dublinked
https://www-304.ibm.com/connections/blogs/ibmireland/entry/innovative_new_data_sharing_network_to_create_commercial_opportunities1
A city intelligence platform sharing
information between Dublin’s local
authorities, Universities and major
businesses.
Launched in October 2011 with over
3,000 individual data sets across
environment, planning, water and
transport.
The purpose of the partnership is to
exploit the intelligence platform to
transform city systems and stimulate
the creation and growth of high-value
businesses with international markets.
10’s of applications have been
implemented from the Open Data
platform resulting in the first new
businesses backed by VC with global
markets
The partnership has generated specific
business cases for Dublin to invest in
transformations of city systems with
proven social, economic and
environmental benefits.
"The amount of public information produced by us
and other public service providers is breathtaking,
but can be difficult to assimilate. In creating
Dublinked we are calling on the expertise within all
sectors to help develop solutions to regional
challenges and avail of opportunities to test those
solutions in our City, towns and neighbourhoods."
John Tierney
Dublin City Manager, speaking on behalf of the four Dublin Local
Authorities

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Open Data creating change: Helsinki
The IBM Smarter City Challenge
http://www-05.ibm.com/fi/ibm/wdc2012/pdf/IBM_SCC_Helsinki__English.pdf
A team of six IBM experts worked for 3 weeks to
deliver recommendations on visualizing open data
to Mayor Jussi Pajunen and city stakeholders.
The challenge addressed the challenge of making
digital data from the city’s open data initiative
accessible and useful to citizens through engaging
visualizations to support the World Design Capital
event in Helsinki in 2012.
The IBM team developed recommendations for:
Defining a vision for the future based on
citizen engagement through visualization of
open data
Defining the components necessary to grow
a sustainable, repeatable platform, process
and ecosystem to leverage the principles of
open data, and turn data into information, into
action and into change.
The City have announced that it plans to adopt the
recommendations made in the Challenge report.
Examples of design sketches which were produced as part
of the vision for visualization based on open data

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Open Data for weather predictions: Deep Thunder
http://asmarterplanet.com/blog/2012/07/18315.html
Provides customizable, accurate, high resolution weather
predictions up to three days ahead.
Models, analyses, visualises and disseminates insight from
open data, organisational data, commercial data and
crowdsourcing.
Forecasts the impact of weather on businesses and systems
such as energy, cities, transportation, and agriculture.
Cities, water, energy, and transportation systems can be
Smarter, safer and more efficient if the effects of weather on
underlying business processes can be predicted and
optimized:
Energy: foresee outages; predict supply from
renewable resources; proactively manage load and
maintenance ...
Cities: foresee emergencies; proactively manage
demand, water quality and maintenance ...
Transport: foresee disruption to road, rail, air and
marine transport; proactively manage capacity and
demand; proactively manage maintenance ...
Agriculture: foresee flooding and droughts; proactively
manage planting, harvesting, fertilisation and supply
chain activities ...
Others: insurance, mining, retail, sports, tourism ...
Tropical Storm Irene - Forecasted Outages per Substation
Rio de Janeiro - flooding model at 1m resolution