Hanae Elmekki
ABSTRACT
Government, through Open Government Data "OGD, becomes one of the important producers of open data. OGD is an opportunity to create valuable services and innovative products useful for citizens as a primarily targeted consumer. However, the expected benefits of OGD are not yet met. That is to say, several research communities' studies insist on the necessity of creating valuable data in order to generate valuable services. These studies are still insufficient for a shared understanding of how OGD contribute to the creation of value. For this purpose, this paper presents a review of a set of data lifecycle models compared against their contribution to the creation of value in the context of OGD.
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