July 10-12, 2012
12:30 GMT/8:30 am ET or convert time
12:30 GMT/8:30 am ET or convert time
Data.gov, the World Bank Open Data Initiative and the Open Development Technology Alliance are joining forces to host the second International Open Government Data Conference (IOGDC) in Washington D.C.
We’re expecting over 400 people from more than 40 countries. We’ve got technologists, government officials, civil society organizations and the private sector coming together for 3 days of over a 100 speakers sharing their experiences, stimulating new ideas, and demonstrating the power of putting open data to work.
Conference topics include:
- What do successful open government data initiatives look like worldwide?
- How are countries getting started with open data and what are their challenges?
- What are the tools, technologies and platforms for managing and releasing open data?
- How can you engage citizens, the public and private sectors around open government data?
- What's the future of open government data?
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- What do successful open government data initiatives look like worldwide?
- How are countries getting started with open data and what are their challenges?
- What are the tools, technologies and platforms for managing and releasing open data?
- How can you engage citizens, the public and private sectors around open government data?
- What's the future of open government data?
See all topics >
Presenters include:
- Caroline Anstey | Managing Director, World Bank
- Steven Van Roekel | Federal Chief Information Officer, United States
- Todd Park | Chief Technology Officer, United States
- Stela Mocan | Executive Director, e-Government Center, Moldova
- Mario Spinelli | Secretary for Corruption Prevention and Strategic Information, Brazil
- Carlos Viniegra | Chief Information Officer, Mexico
- David Eaves | Open Government Advocate, Canada
- David McClure | Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, United States
- Nathan Eagle | Chief Executive Officer, Jana
- Dr. Rufus Pollock | Co-Founder, Open Knowledge Foundation
- Alexander B. Howard | Government 2.0 Washington Correspondent, O'Reilly Media
...and many more!
- Caroline Anstey | Managing Director, World Bank
- Steven Van Roekel | Federal Chief Information Officer, United States
- Todd Park | Chief Technology Officer, United States
- Stela Mocan | Executive Director, e-Government Center, Moldova
- Mario Spinelli | Secretary for Corruption Prevention and Strategic Information, Brazil
- Carlos Viniegra | Chief Information Officer, Mexico
- David Eaves | Open Government Advocate, Canada
- David McClure | Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, United States
- Nathan Eagle | Chief Executive Officer, Jana
- Dr. Rufus Pollock | Co-Founder, Open Knowledge Foundation
- Alexander B. Howard | Government 2.0 Washington Correspondent, O'Reilly Media
...and many more!
All plenaries, keynotes and sessions will webcast on this page and we’ll have a series of hosts running the liveblog below. If you're in Washington D.C, you can still register to attend the conference.
Join the liveblog and follow #IOGDC on Twitter.
A live blog and webcast will be available at http://live.worldbank.org/July 6-7: Lightning talks on the best uses of open data around the world! All virtual at the following times
July 6 from 7:00-11:00 am (EST): http://www.data.gov/
(World time clock: http://www.timeanddate.com/
July 7 from 2:00-6:00 pm (EST): http://www.data.gov/
(World time clock: http://www.timeanddate.com/
July 9: Tutorial on Open Data from 1:00-4:30 pm (EST)
(World time clock: http://www.timeanddate.com/
A live blog and webcast may be available at http://live.worldbank.org/
July 10-12: International Open Government Conference held at the World Bank Headquarters at 1818 H Street NW, Washington DC. The full agenda is available here:http://www.data.gov/
World time clock: http://www.timeanddate.com/
A live blog and webcast will be available at http://live.worldbank.org/
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