Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption

Although the principle of transparency and openness is not new, recent years have brought increased attention to the need for greater government and private sector accountability driven mostly by the open government, smart disclosure and open data movements. But opening data in the government and pr...

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Autores principales:	Sigit Sayogo,Djoko, Zhang,Jing, Pardo,Theresa A, Tayi,Giri K, Hrdinova,Jana, Andersen,David F, Luna-Reyes,Luis Felipe
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de Talca 2014
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0718-187620140002000022018-10-12Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical ConsumptionSigit Sayogo,DjokoZhang,JingPardo,Theresa ATayi,Giri KHrdinova,JanaAndersen,David FLuna-Reyes,Luis Felipe Although the principle of transparency and openness is not new, recent years have brought increased attention to the need for greater government and private sector accountability driven mostly by the open government, smart disclosure and open data movements. But opening data in the government and private sectors brings about a set of challenges that need to be mitigated if we are to achieve greater information access. This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding of the challenges and motivations for data disclosure in the private sector. We used the sustainable coffee supply chain as a case study, gathering data through a workshop and a series of interviews with coffee supply chain participants and other stakeholders. We identified five challenges and six motivating factors facing data producers along the supply chain. These challenges and motivating factors can be further classified into four areas: market dynamics, information policies, data challenges, and technological capability. We believe that these findings can be generalized to inform discussion and policy design in other market areas. The paper concludes with a proposal for possible future steps to promote openness and innovation in the private sector.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad de TalcaJournal of theoretical and applied electronic commerce research v.9 n.2 20142014-05-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-18762014000200002en10.4067/S0718-18762014000200002
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description	Although the principle of transparency and openness is not new, recent years have brought increased attention to the need for greater government and private sector accountability driven mostly by the open government, smart disclosure and open data movements. But opening data in the government and private sectors brings about a set of challenges that need to be mitigated if we are to achieve greater information access. This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding of the challenges and motivations for data disclosure in the private sector. We used the sustainable coffee supply chain as a case study, gathering data through a workshop and a series of interviews with coffee supply chain participants and other stakeholders. We identified five challenges and six motivating factors facing data producers along the supply chain. These challenges and motivating factors can be further classified into four areas: market dynamics, information policies, data challenges, and technological capability. We believe that these findings can be generalized to inform discussion and policy design in other market areas. The paper concludes with a proposal for possible future steps to promote openness and innovation in the private sector.
author	Sigit Sayogo,Djoko Zhang,Jing Pardo,Theresa A Tayi,Giri K Hrdinova,Jana Andersen,David F Luna-Reyes,Luis Felipe
spellingShingle	Sigit Sayogo,Djoko Zhang,Jing Pardo,Theresa A Tayi,Giri K Hrdinova,Jana Andersen,David F Luna-Reyes,Luis Felipe Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
author_facet	Sigit Sayogo,Djoko Zhang,Jing Pardo,Theresa A Tayi,Giri K Hrdinova,Jana Andersen,David F Luna-Reyes,Luis Felipe
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title	Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
title_short	Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
title_full	Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
title_fullStr	Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
title_full_unstemmed	Going Beyond Open Data: Challenges and Motivations for Smart Disclosure in Ethical Consumption
title_sort	going beyond open data: challenges and motivations for smart disclosure in ethical consumption
publisher	Universidad de Talca
publishDate	2014
url	http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-18762014000200002
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