Open and shared government data and services offer an instrument for achieving innovation, interoperability, and transparency in public services but require relevant competency, resources, and culture to realise, something that the public sector actors often lack. In this case study, we exemplify how these challenges to data sharing may be tackled through horizontal coordination in the case of Trafiklab, a public-private collaboration on collecting and publishing open public transport data and services.

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Lessons Learnt from Horizontal Coordination of Data Ecosystems in the Swedish Public Transport Sector

  • Johan Linåker,
  • Daniel Rudmark,
  • Alina Östling

摘要

Open and shared government data and services offer an instrument for achieving innovation, interoperability, and transparency in public services but require relevant competency, resources, and culture to realise, something that the public sector actors often lack. In this case study, we exemplify how these challenges to data sharing may be tackled through horizontal coordination in the case of Trafiklab, a public-private collaboration on collecting and publishing open public transport data and services.