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Data journalism: new informative challenges

Technological advances and open data movement have been factors in progress in the journalistic sphere. Nowadays, these professionals combine financial reports, interpret municipal budgets and explore geospatial information to generate stories based on large amounts of data.

Data leaks: opportunity or obstacle for open data sector

The revelations by Snowden, the Falciani list or, more recently, the dissemination of Panama Papers by ICIJ (International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) are examples of the open publication of critical data that has had a great impact on socio-economic spheres worldwide. But...

Data management plan: an opportunity for open science for further progress

The agencies that finance public and private research are interested in having the results disseminated as much as possible.

Data Mesh and Data Fabric: New Perspectives in Enterprise Data Architectures

Over the last decade, the amount of data that organisations generate and need to manage has grown exponentially. With the rise of the cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI), enterprises face the challenge of integrating and governing data from multiple sources and environments.

Data on the banking sector: sources of access

Access to financial and banking data is revolutionising the sector, promoting transparency, financial inclusion and innovation in economic services. However, the management of this data faces regulatory challenges in balancing openness with security and privacy.

Data Pitch, the data accelerator for European startups addressing social issues

Smart cities, health and welfare, food and agriculture ...

Data policies that foster innovation

The importance of data in today's society and economy is no longer in doubt. Data is now present in virtually every aspect of our lives.

Data processing and visualization tools

Visualization is critical for data analysis. It provides a first line of attack, revealing intricate structures in data that cannot be absorbed otherwise. We discover unimaginable effects and question those that have been imagined." William S. Cleveland (de Visualizing Data, Hobart Press)

Data products with GraphQ

When it comes to infrastructure, the foundation of our modern civilisation is based on concrete and steel. Wherever we look, large structures such as roads, buildings, cars, trains and planes are made of concrete and metal. In the digital world, everything is made of data and APIs.

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