Category: Digital Public Infrastructure

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CKAN updates: real-time site monitoring and improved syndication

Link Digital is pleased to announce two updates to CKAN, ckanext-selfinfo and syndication 3.0.0. Read the updates from CKAN experts of Link Digital.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Digital Public Infrastructure, Drupal, Government, Industry, Topics

Interview: Mapping digital public infrastructure globally

Measuring the impact of digital public infrastructure, its origins, and a different way of doing digital services. Read more…

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, DCAT (Data Catalog Vocabulary), Digital Public Infrastructure, Environmental/Climate Change, Geospatial, Internal data hub, Open Data, Technology Infrastructure, Topics

Link Digital CKAN experts: Global impact in 2025

Here are some Link Digital’s remarkable contributions over the past year, which are reshaping how organizations worldwide manage, share, and leverage their data assets.

by Kate Sampher

All articles, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Public Infrastructure, Government, Open Data, Topics

How artificial intelligence could change digital public infrastructure

How artificial intelligence could change digital public infrastructure.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, Artificial Intelligence, CKAN, Digital Public Infrastructure, Government, Open Data

Guard rails and algorithmic transparency in the race by governments to adopt artificial intelligence

A snapshot of the main discussions at the Open Government Partnerships Summit 2025 around AI use in government services. Read more.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Digital Public Infrastructure, Environmental/Climate Change, Government, Higher Education/Research, Industry, Non-profit/NGO, Open Data, Technology Infrastructure, Topics

Open Data Meets Research Data at IDW2025

What I took away from IDW 2025 was a clearer sense of the reciprocity between the open data and research data communities. Each has something profound to teach the other.

by Steven De Costa