'What does good look like?' with Jason Evans, Open Data Manager, The National Library of Wales.
This session will focus on what good data looks like in the cultural heritage sector and explore the process and technical aspects of aligning data across multiple institutions, overcoming closed data silos to enrich user experience.
Using Wikidata (linked open data) to connect common data elements such as people and places has helped create rich bilingual data which can be freely reused by all.
Whilst this case study focuses on the work of the National Library of Wales, it also highlights the benefit of adopting open common data standards to streamline services and improve discoverability within datasets. This work has resulted in new collaborations and multiple examples of data being reused and repurposed to create new apps and services.
An opportunity to learn over your lunch with our upcoming webinar series, “What does good look like?” hosted by the Centre for Digital Public Services (CDPS). Join us as we share our digital transformation success stories from across the public sector in Wales.
You will discover more about:
- inspiring organisations and individuals
- key strategies and insights from digital professionals driving change in the public sector
- practical tips for navigating challenges and achieving lasting impact
Whether you’re a seasoned digital professional or new to the digital transformation journey, this series promises to equip you with the knowledge and inspiration needed to drive meaningful change in your organisation.