Category Archives: Standards

  1. On Data Standards for Cities

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    February 26, 2013 by mheadd

    Creating open data standards for cities is really, really hard. It’s also really, really important. Data standardization across cities is …
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    Category: Cities, opendata, Standards

  2. Creating the Commons

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    August 28, 2012 by mheadd

    “Building a culture of collaboration and participation is a key ingredient to making innovative programs work in cities.” Listen to …
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    Category: gov20, Open Government, Open Source, Standards

  3. Building an Open311 Application with Node.js and CouchDB

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    March 3, 2011 by mheadd

    Lots of work is being done to finalize the next version of the Open311 API spec (officially referred to as …
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    Category: CouchDB, Open Government, Open Source, Standards

  4. The Key to Open Gov Success: Common Standards

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    February 23, 2011 by mheadd

    There is a really good post on the state of open government in Canada and the use of specific data …
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    Category: Open Government, Standards

  5. Open311 Goes Big Time

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    March 4, 2010 by mheadd

    This was a big week for the Open311 initiative. Federal CIO Vivek Kundra joined Gov 2.0 rock star Mayor Gavin …
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    Category: Open Government, Open Source, Standards

  6. Coming Full Circle on 311

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    October 23, 2009 by mheadd

    Tomorrow in New York City, developers, project managers, public policy specialists and others will come together to discuss an open …
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    Category: Open Government, Open Source, Standards

  7. Open Gov: A Means to and End

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    July 7, 2009 by mheadd

    With all of the activity and excitement taking place around the country focused on new Government 2.0 and open government …
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    Category: Cell Phones, Open Government, Standards

  8. Measuring Gov 2.0 Performance

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    June 9, 2009 by mheadd

    If you can not measure it, you can not improve it.” – Lord Kelvin There is a lot of exciting …
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    Category: Open Government, Standards, Twitter

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