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Data and digital transformation in the justice system

The Manifesto for a public data space has recently been published. The document raises the need to reinforce the importance of data in the current digital transformation process in this area.

Music is a sensory expression of mathematics. Mathematics and technology are our main tools for data analysis so: music for my data.

Data and related technologies agenda: events, courses and other activities

Summer is coming to an end and giving way to an autumn that is full of relevant events for the open data sector and related technologies. At this time of year, you can take part in innovative competitions, learn about European data spaces and discuss the transformative power of data in society.

Data and technology books to give as Christmas presents

As we do every year, the datos.gob.es team wishes you happy holidays. If this Christmas you feel like giving or giving yourself a gift of knowledge, we bring you our traditional Christmas letter with ideas to ask Father Christmas or the Three Wise Men.

Data, at the centre of the symposium on justice and law organised by the University of Salamanca and the Ministry of Justice

The University of Salamanca (USAL) hosted the symposium "Justice and Law in Data: The role of Data as a change enabler and driver for the transformation of Justice and Law".

Data cataloguing: why is it important?

Do you know why it is so important to categorize datasets? Do you know the references that exist to do it according to the global, European and national standards? In this podcast we tell you the keys to categorizing datasets and guide you to do it in your organization.

Data citation, a practice that favours the re-use of data

We are living in a historic moment in which data is a key asset, on which many small and large decisions of companies, public bodies, social entities and citizens depend every day.

Data Collaboratives, initiative by The GovLab to create value through data

The importance of data to improve people’s live is self-evident. As public problems grow in complexity -from climate change to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals- and new forms of expertise and information are required, greater access to information, its treatment and re-use is increasingly needed.

Data communities to promote the reuse of public information

When creating an open data initiative, it is necessary to know what the expectations and challenges of the users are, as well as what potential services or products based on open data could be created through the reuse of available resources.

Data documentation: Datasheets for datasets

16.5 billion euros.