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Weekly Open Data: are SNCF’s TGV trains always late?
We have the pleasure to present you our brand new series « Weekly Open Data». At OpenDataSoft, we love to roam the Internet to find the best datasets there are. We have decided to launch this on-going...
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Weekly Open Data: Gender equality in Europe
After investigating if French TGV trains were always late, we have decided to confront gender equality in Europe. From Olympe de Gouges’ Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen to the...
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Open Data Weekly: A week-end in Brussels!
After the success of our previous investigations “Are TGV trains always late?” and “Gender equality in Europe”, our team decided to have a break for a week-end in Brussels. Our tech team put Bruce in...
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Weekly Open Data: the state of Open Data in 2014
After joining the Open Data Institute’s start-up programme earlier this year, OpenDataSoft will be at the ODI Summit all day. On the agenda: Open Data, how to set up portals within a few clicks, the...
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Open Data Weekly: Remembrances of WW1
After our previous posts about TGV trains, gender equality in Europe, a week-end in Brussels and the state of Open Data in 2014, our team has decided to commemorate the centenary of WW1 with an...
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Open Data Weekly: Top 10 New York Christmas Scenes
The Holiday Season is here and the OpenDataSoft team has put together a list of its New-York Christmas favorite scenes. From a black-and-white movie to Barney Stinson’s very personal carols, each...
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Paris Open Data: taking a look at the Council of Paris
After our previous posts about TGV trains, gender equality in Europe, a week-end in Brussels and the state of Open Data in 2014, we have decided to investigate the Council of Paris. A tweet, praising...
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French Ministry of Higher Education and Research: public open data reuse
For almost a year now, the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research has been opening its public data on the first ministerial open data platform. It has partnered with OpenDataSoft to enhance...
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Exploring large datasets – Incidents in Chicago
Throughout all our previous posts, we have introduced many major features of the OpenDataSoft platform: APIs, advanced geo mapping, real-time datasets, user engagement… Today, we would like to come...
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The City of Brussels Open Data portal has been nominated for a Smart City Award
The City of Brussels has been nominated for a 2015 Belfius Smart City Award for its Open Data portal powered by OpenDataSoft. This prize rewards Belgian municipalities developing sustainable innovation...
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