

Talking Open Standards at the International Open Data Conference

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What Open Standards should I be using to make sure my data is reusable? How do I find what Open Standards exist? How are Open Standards being developed?

These were among the topics of conversation at the Open Standards Day, held in conjunction with this year’s International Open Data Conference (IODC). Participants from around the world came together to share their experiences, pose challenges and offer solutions. There was a great mix of knowledge from community groups, standardisation bodies, governments and civil society.

Notes from the session are available here and follow-up collaboration from participants is taking place in Google Docs if you want to contribute!
https://derilinx.com/talking-open-standards-at-the-international-open-data-conference/
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