3: Seamless Integration of Data

Identify how to advance the state-of-the-art in data integration strategies.

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This area would include addressing the needs of business cases through the use of XML, SOA, and Semantic Web technologies. What Public Policy Outcomes are Related to Open Government Data? Inclusion: providing data in open standard and accessibility supported formats allows anyone to use numerous software tools to adapt it to personal needs. For example, an XML [XML] dataset or RSS [RSS] feed could be transformed and properly available to various devices, including assistive technologies used by people with disabilities. Transparency: open and unobtrusive PSI increases transparency; interested parties can use PSI in the most appropriate way to achieve their purpose, getting a better picture of the government's work and customize it for their particular needs. Accountability: the appropriate open datasets properly mashed up can provide several views on information about the performance of the government to achieve its public policy goals. What Public Policy Outcomes are related to interoperability. Interoperability policies developed by governments generally address the following goals: Improve the cooperation of government services with the aim of delivering better integrated services in a quicker and more flexible way. Improve efficiency and effectiveness driving to the reduction of costs. Making life easier to the citizen by means of offering more choice and reducing the administrative burden.

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3.1: Collaboration with Researchers

3.2: (X)HTML

3.3: Accessibility

3.4: APIs

3.5: RSS/Atom information

3.6: REST

3.7: Semantic Web Technologies

3.8: Multi-Channel Strategy

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