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DataSF | Data & System Inventory Process
  • Data & System Inventory Introduction
  • What is a enterprise data system?
  • What information do we need for each dataset?
  • Starting your Data Inventory
    • 1. Identify Data Systems
    • 2. Brainstorm & Identify Datasets
    • 3. Complete data inventory template
    • 4. Prioritize and send back
  • How to update your inventory
    • 1. Review Data Systems
    • 2. Review Datasets
    • 3. Create Publishing Plan
    • 4. Send it back to DataSF
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  • Appendix
    • Flow Chart
    • Why Open Data?
    • Definitions
    • Data Classification Standards
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  1. Appendix

Why Open Data?

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(a) An open data policy will provide benefits to the City, which include:

  • (1) enhanced government transparency and accountability;

  • (2) development of new analyses or applications based on the unique data the City provides;

  • (3) mobilization of San Francisco's high-tech workforce to use City data to create useful civic tools at no cost to the City; and

  • (4) creation of social and economic benefits based on innovation in how residents interact with government stemming from increased accessibility to City data sets.

Chapter 22(d): Open Data Policy