Spodbujevalni in zaviralni dejavniki pri odpiranju podatkov v javnih organizacijah

Sanja Vrbek (Author), Damijana Keržič (Author), Tina Jukić (Author)

Abstract

Odprti podatki javnega sektorja (OPJS) so javno dobro, katerih vpliv presega okvir javnega sektorja ter lahko prispevajo k razvoju gospodarstva in družbeni blaginji. Vendar podatki sami po sebi ne ustvarjajo vrednosti, saj zgolj objava podatkov ne zagotavlja samodejnih pozitivnih učinkov in vpliva v praksi. Ključno vlogo pri tem imajo javne organizacije, ki morajo zagotavljati kakovostne, dostopne in pravočasno objavljene podatke ter konstruktivno sodelovati v širšem ekosistemu uporabnikov podatkov. Čeprav ima Slovenija ugoden zakonodajni in institucionalni okvir za OPJS, se največji izzivi pojavljajo na organizacijski ravni. Z namenom lažjega razumevanja teh izzivov in načinov, kako jih premagati, prispevek analizira znanstvene članke (iz baz WoS in Scopus) ter prepoznava spodbujevalne in zaviralne dejavnike znotraj javnih organizacij, ki vplivajo na odpiranje podatkov. Sistematični pregled teh »univerzalnih« dejavnikov ponuja osnovo za poglobljeno razumevanje slovenskih posebnosti in premagovanje izzivov pri odpiranju podatkov javnega sektorja.

Keywords

odprti podatki javnega sektorja;javni sektor;spodbujevalni dejavniki;zaviralni dejavniki;model zrelosti;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2025
Typology:	1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization:	UL FU - Faculty of Administration
UDC:	35:004.738.5
COBISS:	236609283
Parent publication:	44th International Conference on Organizational Science Development
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Open data drivers and barriers within public organisations
Secondary abstract:	Open Government Data (OGD) is a public good whose impact extends beyond the public sector, contributing to economic development and societal well-being. However, data alone do not create value, as the mere publication of data does not guarantee automatic positive effects in practice. Public organisations play a key role in this process by ensuring the provision of high-quality, accessible, and timely data and actively engaging within the broader ecosystem of data users. Although Slovenia has a favourable legislative and institutional framework for OGD, significant challenges persist at the organisational level. To better understand these challenges and identify strategies for overcoming them, this paper analyses scientific articles (from the WoS and Scopus databases) and examines the drivers and barriers within public organisations that influence the opening of data. A systematic review of these "universal" factors provides a foundation for addressing Slovenia's specific challenges and advancing the successful implementation of OGD initiatives.
Secondary keywords:	open government data;public administration;drivers;barriers;maturity model;
Pages:	Str. 1042-1055
DOI:	10.18690/um.fov.2.2025.79
ID:	26417073