Why Open Data Infrastructure is the Ultimate Economic Multiplier for Modern Nations
When we think of critical national infrastructure, our minds naturally drift to concrete and steel: highways connecting cities, bridges spanning rivers, grids powering homes, and airports linking us to the world. For decades, governments have willingly poured trillions of dollars into these physical assets because their economic returns are obvious and measurable. However, in the […]
Why Small Numbers Win: What Formula 1, Road Trips, and Your Organization Have in Common
A data advocate’s case for paying attention to the numbers everyone else ignores The Sport That Runs on Seconds I love watching Formula 1. Ask most people why the sport is captivating, and they’ll talk about the glamour — the paddock, the networking, the luxury of it all. That’s not what draws me in. What […]
Lessons Learned from Designing a Data Sharing Framework
A few months ago, I was tasked with designing a Data Sharing Framework for a complex project that brought together government officials, private sector players, and humanitarian stakeholders. At first, it felt overwhelming—so many actors, so much data, and so many expectations. But as I went through the process, I began to see patterns and […]
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