Smart Data Innovation Guidebook ALPHA
  • Smart Data Innovation Guidebook
    • Introduction
    • What is this guidebook for?
    • Who is this guidebook for?
    • Guidebook Status
  • Key highlights and recommendations
  • Data Infrastructure
    • Data assets
    • Standards
    • Technologies
    • Policies and guidance
    • Organisations and communities
  • Smart Data Schemes
    • Open Banking
    • Open Finance
    • Open Communications
    • Open Energy
  • Innovation Progamme Inventory
    • Innovation Programme Inventory
    • Digital Sandbox
    • Open Banking
    • OpenActive
    • Data Pitch
    • Modernising Energy Data
  • Roadmap
    • Roadmap introduction
    • Building the ecosystem
      • Research the landscape
      • Convene the stakeholders
      • Assess the needs
    • Growing the ecosystem
      • Test and develop
      • Scale the initiative
    • Evolving the ecosystem
    • Conclusion
  • Appendix
    • Glossary
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  1. Roadmap

Building the ecosystem

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Smart Data is a developing space with no definitive way to implement. However, ODI research to date suggests that there is an indicative roadmap that Smart Data Schemes can follow from the short run (building the ecosystem) to the long run (evolving the ecosystem). This was first articulated regarding , and has been adapted here to focus on innovation in Smart Data.

CDEI has developed a Smart Data Implementation Guide in parallel with the ODI Smart Data Innovation Guidebook, specifically focussed on ensuring the development of ethical and trustworthy Smart Data Schemes. Developing smart data in a way that provides benefits to consumers and SMEs will require action over a number of years from various stakeholders. From our initial research and engagement we recommend prioritising the following actions:

  • the data landscape where a data innovation programme is being planned

  • the key stakeholder groups to co-design innovation programmes aimed at providing real value to those groups

  • the policies, capabilities and other data infrastructure that can properly support the innovation programme

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