Unveiling the Data Riches of the Republic for Public Access at No Cost: Pröll's Announcement on data.gv.at
In the heart of Europe, Austria's Open Data Portal, data.gv.at, stands as a central hub for fostering innovation. With over 58,000 datasets from more than 1,300 organizations, the platform has developed into a significant engine for new business models, digital services, and digital transformation.
The portal, one of the most comprehensive Open Data platforms in Europe, offers a diverse range of datasets. These resources cater to various aspects of life, including economy, finance, environment, mobility, science, society, and administration. Some notable examples include real-time routing with Wiener Linien, the cheapest gas station prices daily (Spritpreise AT), and datasets simplifying company research (Firmenbuch AI).
Moreover, data.gv.at supports smart city services and pandemic visualizations, demonstrating the potential of Austria's Open Data. The technical platform of the portal is continually developed further, ensuring its continued relevance and utility.
State Secretary Alexander Proell underscores the importance of open data, stating that it creates transparency, fosters innovative solutions, and strengthens Austria's digital economic location. He emphasizes that diversity, transparency, openness, and democracy are at the core of the data strategy for data.gv.at.
The Open Data Portal aims to provide a "data treasure" of the Republic free of charge to all citizens and businesses. It is seen as a significant driver of innovation in Austria, encouraging cross-industry applications and creative connections between data areas.
Furthermore, the portal hosts datasets using AI to make parliamentary debates transparent (parlament.fyi). This commitment to transparency and openness reflects the democratic values that Austria holds dear.
As of now, there are 781 developed applications that showcase the potential of Austria's Open Data. The continuous evolution and updates of the portal ensure that this number will only grow, further cementing data.gv.at's role as a catalyst for innovation in Austria.
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