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Minimum Agreement, Maximum Impact

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Date:: 31 May 2012, 00:00–00:00 Coordinated Universal Time
Location:: Utrecht, The Netherlands
Speakers:: Phil Archer
Website:: Open Overheid Congres

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Data produced by governments is, by design, specific to that government's territory. In this talk, Phil Archer looks at how country-specific data can be shared across borders in a meaningful way without diluting the essential characteristics. Interoperability is not the same as homogeneity.