How to scale an open data hack
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Luke Closs began by summarizing his background working on various hacks and open data projects. He then discussed how he started a hack called VanTrash that inspired him to pursue bringing such projects to more people. However, cities were often reluctant to embrace hacks. This led to the realization that cities were missing out on cheap solutions. To address this, he decided to transform ReCollect, one of his hack projects, into a vendor product that could provide meaningful value and services to municipalities. This involved redesigning, rebuilding and growing ReCollect into a successful collaboration with cities and an international business with customers across North America. In summary, open data and hacks can lead to innovations but taking the steps to build products
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- 1. How to Scale your Hacks Luke Closs Founder & CTO, OpenWest Systems @lukec - http://openwe.st
- 2. Speaker Background Based in Vancouver, BC Telecomm, Anti-spam, Collaboration HTTP, Open Web, Juggling & Circus Co-founder of Vancouver Hack Space VanTrash, Budget visualization, gut, Parliament scrapers, Corporate registry tools, Election finance tools, Recollect, Open Data catalogues, Marine AIS Traffic, CKAN, datadotgc.ca, sidewalk chalk dataviz, hackathons, Open Data Day,
- 3. Start with a hack: VanTrash
- 6. A few months 鉛温岳艶姻
- 8. There is something here!
- 9. How can we bring this to more people?
- 10. Problem: Cities dont embrace hacks. Cities dont embrace hacks. Cities dont embrace
- 11. Ideas & Projects Products Services Infrastructure Hacks
- 12. Ideas & Projects Products Services Infrastructure Hacks Many of these ideas will fail. Thats okay.
- 13. Ideas & Projects Products Services Infrastructure Hacks The good innovations typically move to the right.
- 14. Ideas & Projects Products Services Infrastructure Hacks Citizens Established Vendors
- 15. Realization: Cities are missing out. Cities are missing out. Cities are missing out.
- 16. Ideas & Projects Products Services Infrastructure Hacks Cities miss out, these solutions are too cheap!
- 18. Nobody will use this! City wont use it. City wont link to it. City would need a SLA. No business to provide a SLA. Cost would be too low. Project will probably die out.
- 19. Why is that bad? The city cant do cheap things The city cant collaborate with citizens This limits opportunity for new vendors to provide greatly cheaper services.
- 20. To achieve goals: Become a Vendor
- 21. Re-design Re-brand Re-architect Re-build ReCollect ReCollect ReCollect ReCollect
- 22. Product that is truly unique & provides significant value to municipalities.
- 23. Truly amazing collaborations with City of Ottawa, many others
- 24. (~75% of Ottawa households have used ReCollect!)
- 25. Growing customer base, across North America
- 27. In Summary Open data + Ideas + Hacks Innovation Innovations + Time + Effort Products Building a open data company is: fucking hard fucking stressful fucking awesome
- 28. Thank you Tweet me: @lukec Email me: luke@recollect.net