Literature Review of Open Government Data

Abstract

Open Government Data (OGD) is one of the government initiatives to gain public trust. It involves the citizens using or reuse the data so that they can make benefits from it. To implement OGD, the government shall implement several principles; there are standard data, metadata, interoperability, and reference code or master data. However, current problems and technology need to be found for a lesson learned in the next implementation. A systematic literature review was used as a methodology to find the information. And the results are 19 problems encountered and divided into seven categories: the OGD portal, engagement with the public, data quality, data utilization, organization data privacy, and data interoperability. For technology, there are seven technologies has found regarding OGD: UTAT model and trust factor, Legal open data framework towards data governance, linked open data, RST API GeoServer, Open data maturity model, Research model of post-adoption in OGD, Blockchain, and Semantic Government Vocabulary (SGoV). Findings in this research are several fundamental problems in managing portal for OGD, like updating the data and checking for the features in the portal, and the assessment toward OGD might be about corruption.