Unified Theory Approach to Assess Open Data Accomplishments

Abstract

Open data and open government are habitually mistaken for each other. At its heart, open government is about responsibility, and open data is information available and reusable by the general population. The accomplishment of open data relies upon its openness, nature of data, security strategy, and stage works as a rule. This paper provides a full-bodied evaluation structure that not just gives a significant comprehension of the headways of open data strategies yet a compelling instrument to scrutinize open data approaches. The aftereffects of this exploration recommend that administration organizations ought not just upgrade the sum and nature of open data consistently yet in addition fortify the linkage of datasets. With this linkage of open data sets, government offices will enhance the capacity of applying open data for better formulation and implementation of the policies.