News about open_data on 2023-01-04
A Real Alternative To Cards In Europe
Consumers in Italy are increasingly concerned about their ability to accept card payments. But what should the alternative be? The BBC’s weekly The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world, from across Europe and Europe, to those who have been using the technology.
Source: forbes.com
Published on 2023-01-04
Australia to autonomously collect data in Southern Ocean
The Australian government has announced plans to trial a new ocean science vessel in the Southern Ocean, with the aim of tracking data on ice-free waters across the Pacific. However, it does not know what it is going to do with Antarctica.
Source: itnews.com.au
Published on 2023-01-04
Government & Policy
This week's HMS Insights series profiles different industries from around the world. This is a full transcript of how the digital healthcare system has changed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and how it can be used to tackle the challenges of digital technology.
Source: healthcareitnews.com
Published on 2023-01-04
Is Silicon Valley Unique Aura Fading Away ?
Silicon Valley is once again the birthplace of the tech industry, but what is it like to be a place where tech start-ups are making their fortunes eagerly anticipated? The BBC’s Steve Rosenberg looks at why.
Source: informationweek.com
Published on 2023-01-04
Machine - readable financial reporting is less scary than you think
Financial data transparency is a key issue in the government's efforts to tackle local authorities' financial reporting. But what does this mean for cities and councils in England and Wales, asks Marc Joffe, chief executive of the National Statistics Commission (EMMA).
Source: bondbuyer.com
Published on 2023-01-04
Normal city manager : Fare - free bus proposal deserves discussion
The Town of Normal and the City of Bloomington could be given a fare-free bus system, according to the town's chief executive. But what does it mean for the local community, asks the manager. Why is it going to be scrapped?
Source: wglt.org
Published on 2023-01-04
Normal council adopts $175M capital projects plan , moves on Gregory Street trail extension
A plan to invest more than $175 million towards major infrastructure projects has been approved by the Isle of Man’s Normal town council, according to the local authority's chief financial officer. Residents in the town have gathered for a meeting.
Source: wglt.org
Published on 2023-01-04
RegTech Market Size Predicted to Touch Revenue of USD 40 . 83 Billion by 2030 : Global Report by Polaris Market Research ( PMR )
The world's biggest regulatory technology, RegTech, is expected to reach its highest annual growth rate in more than a decade, according to research published by Polaris Market Research. What is it and what is meant by the technology?
Source: prnewswire.com
Published on 2023-01-04
Tim Wisniewski will remain Chief Data Officer under Mayor Kenney
Chief Data Officer Tim Wisniewski has announced he will remain as the chief data officer for the Nutter council. Here is the full list of those appointed by the new Mayor of the city, Jim Kenney, and his former colleagues.
Source: technical.ly
Published on 2023-01-04
Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
This is a busy year in space. We’ve been looking forward to some of the most exciting events from the cosmos this week. Here’s what you need to know about the challenges of this year's spacewalk and solar eclipse. This year, we’ll be able to catch up with major events.
Source: nytimes.com
Published on 2023-01-04