2024-10-10, 16:20–16:40 (Europe/Luxembourg), Room C1.03.07
In an increasingly complex world, addressing societal challenges requires innovative approaches and effective resource utilisation. By leveraging open data, open source software, and the role of OSPOs, we can create a more efficient environment for problem-solving. This presentation will reflect on current practices in Sweden, highlight successful collaborations, and provide insights on how we can collectively achieve more with limited resources.
Project manager open source and data - Swedish Public Employment Service
Maria Dalhage, working at the Swedish Public Employment service has 15 years of leadership experience within the public sector, specializing in digitalization, making government data and open-source software widely available to promote innovation and contribute to better digital services. Her experience spans across various industries, including e-Health, e-Commerce, labor markets, and defense. Maria serves as the Community Manager for NOSAD - Network Open Source and Data.
Open Source Specialist – Developer | Digg - Agency for Digital Government
Josef Andersson, working at Digg - Agency for Digital Government service, has many years of experience within the open source sphere. As a developer, a technical writer, a translator, and as an Open Source Lead in organizations, he has gained diverse expertise. In recent years, his focus has been on working to bridge organizational gaps to make Open Source a natural part of creating digital services.