TRACK LEADERS

Francois Bancilhon

Francois Bancilhon

INRIA ( France)

Bernard Odier

Bernard Odier

Technology Transfer Executive ( France)

Under the patronage of

  • Logo Ministère de l'économie

Institution partners

  • Direccte Ile de France
  • Région Île de France
  • Ville de paris
  • Agence Régionale de Développement Paris Île-de-France
  • W3C
  • SYNTEC NUMERIC

Diamond Sponsors

  • Red Hat

Platinum Sponsors

  • Alter way
  • Smile

Gold Sponsors

  • Neo Telecoms
  • SUSE
  • INRIA
  • vmware Logo
  • Microsoft
  • Intel AppUp℠ Developer Program

Silver Sponsors

  • Oracle Logo
  • Capgemini
  • af83
  • Adacore
  • Bearstech Logo
  • Qualcomm
  • Ubuntu

Bronze Sponsors

  • Accenture
  • Alcatel-Lucent Logo
  • hp
  • Jamendo
  • Nuxeo
  • XWIKI

Organizers

Main Organizer

  • Systematic

Co-organizers

  • af83
  • Alter way
  • Smile

Experiment day organizers

  • Cap Digital
  • Hackable Devices

Open Data

The Open Data movement is a fairly recent phenomenon. The main idea is that public data gathered, maintained and used by public organizations, should be made available for access and re-use to citizens and companies. Initially born in Anglo-Saxon countries, it is spreading to all western democracies. It has several facets: legal, economic, technological, political, etc. In this presentation, we will address all these issues with key actors from the field. We will also relate Open Data to Open Source.

  • Our key note speaker, Nigel Shadbolt is one of the main architect of data.gov.uk, the UK initiative in open data, leading the way in European Data.
  • The keynote will be followed by a panel discussion chaired by François Bancilhon (ISM and Data Publica) with Bernard Benhamou (French Ministerial Delegate on Internet Usage), Thomas Roessler (W3C), Fabien Gandon (INRIA), Bruno Walther (Captain Dash).

Conferences of this track :

  • Open Data, the UK experience

  • Open Data: the big picture

  • Open Data Summit: a survey of innovative projects and actors in the open data: local achievements, technology providers, return of experience

  • Open Data, Open Standards: des droits pour aujourd'hui et pour demain