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DESCRIPTION:Open Belgium is an annual event gathering industry, research, government and citizen stakeholders. Experience this one-day community driven conference with talks, discussions, panels, workshops and become part of the open community. \n\n This year, we're turning things around: Open Cities, Smart Data \n\n This year's theme is: "Open Cities, Smart Data", marking the different ways open knowledge and open data can contribute to smart urban development, the rise of smart applications and the shift from the raising quantity of data to the raising quality of data. \n\n In the first years of promoting Open Data, the priority is to release data early and see what happens. There was a great rise in quantity of open data and today we want to ask the question: But how are we doing quality-wise? How much of the data and gathered knowledge is being used in useful and insightful applications? Is the current open data, the data we want to have? \n\n \n\n Les talks sont en anglais \n\n Programme et inscriptions sur : http://2017.openbelgium.be/ \n\n Follow #openbelgium & @openbelgium on twitter. \n
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Open Belgium is an annual event gathering industry, research, government and citizen stakeholders. Experience this one-day community driven conference with talks, discussions, panels, workshops and become part of the open community.
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This year, we're turning things around: Open Cities, Smart Data
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This year's theme is: "Open Cities, Smart Data", marking the different ways open knowledge and open data can contribute to smart urban development, the rise of smart applications and the shift from the raising quantity of data to the raising quality of data.
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In the first years of promoting Open Data, the priority is to release data early and see what happens. There was a great rise in quantity of open data and today we want to ask the question: But how are we doing quality-wise? How much of the data and gathered knowledge is being used in useful and insightful applications? Is the current open data, the data we want to have?