Enabling open government data
Public Services & NGOs
Services
Insights & Concepts
Prototyping & Testing
Applied Methods

→ Design sprint
→ Qualitative user interviews
→ Wireframing
→ User testing

Duration

3 weeks

client
challenge
The City of Zurich opted for an Open Government Data strategy in an effort to make anonymised, city-level data available for the public and private use. During its implementation, city officials discovered the data was highly dispersed internally, and the departments were unsure of which data could be published.
Process
Partner Identification
Qualitative research
Analysis
Ideation
Prototyping
User testing

"The quality of a design sprint depends on the experience and the confidence of the coaches. The Spark Works team was able to address exactly these requirements. Their competence when guiding through the methods and their empathy for the topic allowed a successful workshop-week for all participants."

Stefan Pabst, Project Manager, Smart City, Stadtentwicklung, Stadt Zürich

outcome

We efficiently and securely delivered the data to the public via an internal, online tool with the support of the City of Zurich departments. This internal tool will help guide employees through data selection, clarify legal questions and create a prioritisation for publication. Internal communication measures were implemented to support and encourage the publication of pertinent data.

Project Lead
Daniel Perschy
Business Consultant
Daniel is academically trained in innovation management and business development and has previously gained industry experience within the banking and mining industry. He holds a MSc from Copenhagen Business School and a degree from Vienna University of Economics and Business. Innovation as a means of creative problem solving to benefit human, society and environment, requiring freedom, experimentability and diversity – this understanding is at heart when he collaborates with clients at Spark Works.
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