Category: Thought Leadership

All articles, Artificial Intelligence, CKAN, Drupal, Industry, Objective Observe Initiative, Open Data, Steven De Costa

The Objective Observer Initiative and the challenge of being fully open

What if just making data open and shareable is no […]

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Digital Public Infrastructure, Industry, Kate Sampher, Open Data

Meet Datashades.info: a global index of CKAN data portals

Think of Datashades.info as your intelligence platform for CKAN portals worldwide. Datashades.info tracks real metrics from hundreds of CKAN implementations across governments, universities, NGOs, and enterprises, providing the insights you need to build better data infrastructure.

by Kate Sampher

All articles, CKAN, DCAT (Data Catalog Vocabulary), Government, Higher Education/Research, Internal data hub, Open Data, Steven De Costa, Thought Leadership

CKAN and Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)

CKAN is an enterprise metadata management tool used by various types of organisations to improve the search and discoverability of datasets.

by Steven De Costa

All articles, CKAN, Environmental/Climate Change, Geospatial, Government, Higher Education/Research, Industry, Internal data hub, Kate Sampher, Open Data, Smart City, Thought Leadership, Tutorial

CKAN 2.11 Migration: what you need to know

Upgrading to CKAN 2.11 is not just about staying up-to-date, it's an opportunity to discover new capabilities that can greatly enhance your data management processes.

by Kate Sampher

All articles, CKAN, Open Data, Steven De Costa, Thought Leadership

Is there a new vision for CKAN? CKAN as a co-constructor for data, justice and truth

the portals that we are building, they are not just data repositories.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Government, Kate Sampher, Open Data, Technology Infrastructure, Thought Leadership, Topics

Government Open Data Portals: a look at CKAN and Socrata

This post explores why governments might consider CKAN, an open-source platform, over proprietary alternatives like Socrata.

by Kate Sampher