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Why do I care about open call center data?. Presentation to the 11th Annual Conference for The Association of Government Contact Center Employees. Image by Alfredo Molina http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emergency_Call_Center_112.jpg. I want my city to be smarter.
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Why do I care aboutopen call center data? Presentation to the 11th Annual Conference for The Association of Government Contact Center Employees Image by Alfredo Molina http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emergency_Call_Center_112.jpg
My city & I should be able to easily look up things like what kind, where, how many, & how oftenwe respond to 311 & 911.
Emergency responders should be able to cross reference with public works & city eventlocationson a realtime map for smarter routing.
Actual Fireman http://blog.okfn.org/2010/10/25/getting-started-with-governmental-linked-open-data/
From where in my city are we receiving 311 calls? How oftenare we responding to these locations?
Chart by Lindsay Pettingill, published by Daniel Hopkins http://www.themonkeycage.org/2010/08/a_colorful_race.html
Trend Analysis Aggregation Departmental Coordination Visualization Fact Checking Syndication Reporting Open Standards Common Operating Environment
Open 311 http://open311.org/learn/
3 Things You Can Do Right Now • Require Open 311 compliance • Adopt Terms of Use and a Creative Commons License for 311 data • 13 Examples: http://wiki.civiccommons.org/#Cities • CC: http://creativecommons.org/choose/ • Publish what you have now
Civic Hackers @ Work Picture taken and posted to instagr.am by Abhi Nemani, Code for America's director of strategy and communications.
Kevin Curry Virginia Beach native CityCamp founder Chief Scientist & Co-founder at Bridgeborn, Inc. 757.437.5000 kcurry@bridgeborn.com @kmcurry