Motivations of civil society actors to reuse open data. Case study of discrete actors in Lyon

Open data platforms are being widely adapted in cities with a promise to boost the economy and empower citizens. However, researchers have drawn attention to the ineffectiveness of such initiatives, unless they are designed taking into account the local context and ecosystem of actors. Yet, literatu...

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description Open data platforms are being widely adapted in cities with a promise to boost the economy and empower citizens. However, researchers have drawn attention to the ineffectiveness of such initiatives, unless they are designed taking into account the local context and ecosystem of actors. Yet, literature review demonstrates a gap in addressing individual motivations of actors and in particular discrete civil society actors to use open data. Building upon studies on individual motivations in open government, we propose a heuristic model of interconnection between societal outcomes of open data and individual motivations of the actors.Analysis of the open data initiative and ecosystem in Lyon is based on interviews and platform analysis. Our findings show that civil society actors in Lyon have the expertise to create knowledge and services from open data, but they fail to appropriate the latter for the lack of communication channels with the platform managers. Consequently, possible modalities of interaction are discussed and further research agenda is proposed to better understand the connection between individual motivations, open data platform design and broader societal outcomes.
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spelling oai:www.revistas.unal.edu.co:article-807402020-09-09T14:57:51Z Motivations of civil society actors to reuse open data. Case study of discrete actors in Lyon Motivaciones de los actores de la sociedad civil para reutilizar datos abiertos. Un estudio de caso de actores discretos en Lyon Motivations des acteurs de la société civile à réutiliser les données ouvertes. Une étude de cas d’acteurs discrets à Lyon Motivações dos atores da sociedade civil para reutilizar dados abertos. Um estudo de caso de atores discretos em Lyon Slobodova, Olga e-gouvernance accès à l&#39 information participation société civile motivation electronic governance access to information participation civil society motivation gobierno electrónico acceso a la información participación sociedad civil motivación governo eletrônico acesso à informação participação sociedade civil motivação Open data platforms are being widely adapted in cities with a promise to boost the economy and empower citizens. However, researchers have drawn attention to the ineffectiveness of such initiatives, unless they are designed taking into account the local context and ecosystem of actors. Yet, literature review demonstrates a gap in addressing individual motivations of actors and in particular discrete civil society actors to use open data. Building upon studies on individual motivations in open government, we propose a heuristic model of interconnection between societal outcomes of open data and individual motivations of the actors.Analysis of the open data initiative and ecosystem in Lyon is based on interviews and platform analysis. Our findings show that civil society actors in Lyon have the expertise to create knowledge and services from open data, but they fail to appropriate the latter for the lack of communication channels with the platform managers. Consequently, possible modalities of interaction are discussed and further research agenda is proposed to better understand the connection between individual motivations, open data platform design and broader societal outcomes. Las plataformas de datos abiertos se están adaptando ampliamente en las ciudades con la promesa de impulsar la economía y empoderar a los ciudadanos. Sin embargo, los investigadores han llamado la atención sobre la ineficacia de tales iniciativas, a menos que estén diseñadas teniendo en cuenta el ecosistema de actores. Empero, una revisión de la literature en datos abiertos demuestra una brecha entre el tratamiento de las motivaciones individuales de los actores y, en particular, de los actores discretos de la sociedad civil. Con base en estudios sobre motivaciones individuales en gobierno abierto, proponemos un modelo heurístico de interconexión entre los resultados sociales de datos abiertos y motivaciones individuales de los actores.El análisis de la iniciativa de datos abiertos en Lyon se basan en entrevistas y análisis de plataforma. Nuestros hallazgos muestran que los actores de la sociedad civil en Lyon tienen la experiencia para crear conocimiento y servicios a partir de datos abiertos, pero no se apropian de éstos por la falta de canales de comunicación con los administradores de la plataforma. En consecuencia, discutimos las posibles modalidades de interacción y proponemos una agenda de investigación para comprender mejor la conexión entre las motivaciones individuales, el diseño de la plataforma de datos abiertos y los resultados societales. Les plateformes de données ouvertes sont largement adaptées dans les villes en promettant de stimuler l'économie et d’impliquer les citoyens. Cependant, les chercheurs ont attiré l'attention sur l'inefficacité de telles initiatives, si elles ne tiennent pas compte de l'écosystème d'acteurs. Toutefois, la revue de la littérature sur les données ouvertes montre une lacune dans l’analyse des motivations individuelles des acteurs, et en particulier des acteurs discrets de la société civile. En nous appuyant sur les études sur les motivations individuelles en gouvernement ouvert, nous proposons un modèle heuristique d'interconnexion entre les résultats sociétaux de l'open data et les motivations individuelles des acteurs.L’analyse de l'initiative et de l’écosystème de données ouvertes à Lyon repose sur des entretiens et l'analyse de la plateforme. Nos résultats montrent que les acteurs de la société civile à Lyon possèdent l'expertise nécessaire pour créer des connaissances et des services à partir de données ouvertes, mais ils ne parviennent pas à s’en approprier par le manque de canaux de communication avec les gestionnaires de plate-forme. Par conséquent, nous discutons les modalités possibles d’interaction et proposons des questions de recherche afin de mieux comprendre le lien entre les motivations individuelles, la conception d’une plate-forme de données ouvertes et les résultats sociétaux. Plataformas de dados abertos estão sendo amplamente adaptadas em cidades com a promessa de impulsionar a economia e empoderar os cidadãos. Entretanto, pesquisadores têm chamado atenção para a ineficácia dessas iniciativas, a menos que sejam projetadas levando em conta o contexto local e o ecosistemas de atores. Não obstante, uma revisão da literatura demonstra uma lacuna na abordagem às motivações dos atores e, em particular, atores discretos da sociedade civil ao usar os dados abertos. Com base em estudos de motivações individuais em um governo aberto, nós propomos um modelo heurístico de interconexão entre os resultados sociais dos dados abertos e as motivações individuais dos atores.A análise da iniciativa de dados abertos e do ecossistema em Lyon é baseada em entrevistas e análise de plataforma. Nossas descobertas mostram que atores da sociedade civil em Lyon têm o conhecimento para criar conhecimento e serviços a partir dos dados abertos, mas não conseguem se apropriar destes últimos por falta de canais de comunicação com os gerentes da plataforma. Partindo desta conclusão, discutimos possíveis modalidades de interação e propomos uma agenda de pesquisa futura para melhor compreender a conexão entre motivações individuais, desenho de plataformas de dados abertos, e resultados sociais mais amplos. 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