Open Government Data Use by the Public Sector - an Overview of its Benefits, Barriers, Drivers, and Enablers

Kawashita, Ilka, Baptista, Ana Alice and Soares, Delfina, "Open Government Data Use by the Public Sector - an Overview of its Benefits, Barriers, Drivers, and Enablers" 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Hawaii, 2022/01/04-07.

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    Author Kawashita, Ilka
    Baptista, Ana Alice
    Soares, Delfina
    Title Open Government Data Use by the Public Sector - an Overview of its Benefits, Barriers, Drivers, and Enablers
    Event Series Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)
    Publication Date 2022-01
    Place of Publication Hawaii
    Publisher ScholarSpace
    Pages 10
    Title of Event 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
    Date of Event 2022/01/04-07
    Place of Event Hawaii
    Language eng
    Abstract Although governments publish large amounts of open data, their use by the public sector is still in its infancy. Therefore, this study aims to gain insights into promoted benefits and factors that hinder (barriers), facilitate (enablers), and propel (drivers) Open Government Data (OGD) use and reuse by the public sector. A systematic literature review of 38 publications resulted in an overview of these factors. Findings suggest that OGD use benefits are increased transparency and the development of new/improved processes, products, and services. Moreover, open data institutionalization and pressure from external stakeholders drive the use. However, data issues and the lack of supporting open data organizational structure, capacity, and skills hinder OGD use. While the existence of open data policy and laws, motivated leadership, and open data infrastructure enable it. Thus, if OGD use is to reach maturity, administrations need to create the means to institutionalize open data.
    Keyword emerging topics in digital government
    barriers
    benefits
    drivers
    enablers
    open government data
    Copyright Holder The Authors
    Copyright Year 2022
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9780998133157
    DOI 10.24251/HICSS.2022.315
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    Created: Thu, 20 Jan 2022, 23:57:20 JST by Mario Peixoto on behalf of UNU EGOV