Open Energy
Open Logistics
Open Banking
Open Government
Open Health
Open AI
Open Finance
Open data is being used in the energy sector for environmental and energy use monitoring, to guide decisions on where and how to invest in energy infrastructure, and to assess the impact of climate change.
For consumers, open energy enables a new generation of technology that integrates individual usage, preferences, environmental factors and real time pricing information to deliver cheaper, sustainable and more accessible energy.
Organisations in the logistics sector are using open data to elevate supply chains to new levels of efficiency and productivity, improving utilisation, accuracy and sustainability, while at the same time increasing transparency, speed and reliability.
For consumers, this means better value, improved sustainability, greater convenience and increased transparency with clear visibility of the end-to-end journey of our purchases.
In the finance sector, open data is being used to empower people to make better financial decisions for themselves and their businesses.
Mortgage, investment, insurance, credit history, demographics and social data are being combined in new and innovative ways to guide investments and trading, increase access to capital and insurance, and manage risk.
In the finance sector, open data is being used to empower people to make better financial decisions for themselves and their businesses.
Mortgage, investment, insurance, credit history, demographics and social data are being combined in new and innovative ways to guide investments and trading, increase access to capital and insurance, and manage risk.
Around the world, governments and quasi-governmental entities collect vast amounts of data about people, policies, events, institutions and the environment.
Open Government initiatives are making it easier to access this data with the intent of fostering a more transparent, accessible, and accountable government culture. In addition, individuals and businesses are using the data in new and innovative ways to deliver both social and commercial benefits to consumers.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technology that is transforming every walk of life, from finance to transportation, and much more.
Using sensors, digital data, and remote inputs, AI algorithms combine data from numerous different sources, rapidly analyse the material, derive insights and act on those insights. Data is the life blood of AI - for AI applications to perform properly and develop further by 'learning', vast amounts of high-quu ality data are necessary. As such, Open Data has a pivotal role to play in unlocking the benefits of AI technology and enabling AI innovation to flourish.
Open health data is fuelling major advances in global health outcomes.
Scientists are utilising open health data to better inform their medical research, help generate new ideas, make new discoveries and enhance our understanding of health, the mind and the human body. Private health entities are applying open health data to create new and innovative health products. Governments are using the data to identify problem areas and to understand how policy settings are impacting public health outcomes.
Together, these activities will drive improvements in our individual health and well-being, helping us to live longer, healthy, happier lives.