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Governments around the world are making data more accessible and more usable. Releasing data isn’t a matter of just flipping a switch, however. Public and private organizations alike need to think about privacy, data quality and a host of other factors. In our newest publication the California Research Bureau at the California State Library explores successful open data projects at the California Health and Human Services Agency and the State Controller’s Office. We highlight these stories and lessons learned during this public event.

If you would like to watch a specific part of the event, please click on one of the timestamps below:

Case Study: State Controller’s Office/ State Treasurer’s Office
[9:56]
Case Study: California Health and Human Services Agency
[16:45]
Shared Lessons
[45:15]
Understanding Privacy and Confidentiality
[57:42]
State Policies on Open Data
[1:04:09]
Achievements and Next Steps for Open Data in State Government
[1:17:11]

Filmed on June 16, 2016 from 1:30PM to 3:30PM in the Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building in downtown Sacramento.