A Reference Model for Urban Data Governance and its Design Principles
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2024-01-03
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Smart cities are data factories, generating a huge amount of heterogeneous data in a complex network with many actors. Yet municipalities struggle to properly manage urban data to maximize data utilization in smart city services delivered to their citizens. Data governance is a concept that helps manage the city's data assets properly. However, cities face difficulties in implementing data governance because of a lack of guidance from academia and practitioners tailored to cities' needs. This paper presents an urban data governance reference model created in line with the design science research paradigm. The reference model presents the design principles of urban data governance within eight dimensions, synthesized from expert interviews with 27 European Union cities and a literature review.
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Smart and Connected Cities and Communities, data governance, reference model, smart city, urban data governance
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Proceedings of the 57th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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