L’information de capteur - O’Reilly Radar
▻http://radar.oreilly.com/2013/03/sensor-journalism-data-journalism.html
Alex Howard pour O’Reilly Radar revient, avec de nombreux exemples, sur le #journalisme de capteur. Ou comment les données provenant de capteurs deviennent une nouvelle matière première pour le journalisme et l’info. Tags : internetactu internetactu2net fing #media journalisme #iot (...)
Prédictive software for surveillance
On the power and perils of “preemptive government” - Strata
▻http://strata.oreilly.com/2013/02/preemptive-government-predictive-data.html
On the power and perils of “preemptive government”
Stephen Goldsmith on the potential of urban predictive data analytics in municipal government.
by Alex Howard
February 28, 2013
The last time I spoke with Stephen Goldsmith, he was the Deputy Mayor of New York City, advocating for increased use of “citizensourcing,” where government uses technology tools to tap into the distributed intelligence of residents to understand – and fix – issues around its streets, on its services and even within institutions. In the years since, as a professor at the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation
at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, the former mayor of Indianapolis has advanced the notion of “preemptive government.”
You may know that Indianapolis, in the 2012 Super Bowl, had a group of college students and a couple of local providers looking at Twitter conversations in order to intervene earlier. They were geotagged by name and curated to figure out where there was a crime problem, where somebody needed parking, where they were looking for tickets and where there’s too much trash on the ground. It didn’t require them to call government. Government was watching the conversation, participating in it and solving the problem.
I think that where we are has lots of potential and a little bit immature. The work now is to incorporate the community sentiment into the analytics and the mobile tools.
The gentle proactive Government is watching you(r conversation) and solving the problem.
Et tout ça, en plus, pour optimiser l’utilisation des sous du contribuable. Ça fait envie !…
8 modèles d’affaires pour l’Open Data - O’Reilly Radar
▻http://radar.oreilly.com/2013/01/open-data-business-models-deloitte-insight.html
Alex Howard pour O’Reilly Radar enquête sur les conséquences économiques de l’Open Data. Il signale que le cabinet Deloitte en collaboration avec l’Open Data Institute britannique a publié un rapport sur ce sujet - ▻http://www.deloitte.com/view/en_GB/uk/market-insights/deloitte-analytics/bfb570a79416b310VgnVCM1000003256f70aRCRD.htm . Si Deloitte n’a pas démontrer la valeur de l’open data, l’étude montre que de nouvelles entreprises et modèles d’affaires émergent. Le maillon essentiel de la chaîne de (...)
New York comme plateforme | Hubert Guillaud
►http://www.internetactu.net/2011/10/12/new-york-comme-plateforme
Il n’est pas étonnant que ce soit sous le mandat de Mike Bloomberg que New York ait adopté une approche plus orientée donnée, estime Alex Howard pour O’Reilly Radar, car c’est sur cette déclaration de mission que Bloomberg a fondé son entreprise de données financières. En effet, à l’origine Mike Bloomberg a fondé sa société avec la conviction que l’accès…