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title: Derilinx's Open & Shared Data Newsletter - Q2 2025
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Check out our latest news, customers stories, inside data.gov.ie, and more.

| View in browser Open & Shared Data Newsletter Q2 2025 - Issue #14 Derilinx website just got a makeover! Same great content — now with a fresh design that’s clearer, cleaner, and easier to navigate. We hope you like the new look! Take a look!   Derilinx.com Blog  \|  Customers  \|  Inside DGI  \|  Datasets  \|  OD Around the World Blog & News CRO’s New Open Data Portal: Leading Europe in Company Data Transparency! - OGP Framework in Action! The Companies Registration Office (CRO) in Ireland has launched an innovative Open Data Portal, leading Europe in sharing national company registration data in the prescribed format and through the specified means. Developed in collaboration with Derilinx through the Office of Government Procurement (OGP) Framework, this new portal enhances transparency and offers powerful tools for visualising corporate data.   Read article New Open Data-Powered App: Global UPBEAT — Utility Performance and Behavior Today Global UPBEAT (Utility Performance and Behaviour Today) is a World Bank initiative designed to help electric utilities, governments, investors, researchers, and other power sector stakeholders measure, monitor, and share utility performance data. The platform was developed in partnership with Derilinx to ensure a robust and scalable system capable of supporting global power sector analysis.   Read article Customer Stories Report: 3 Years of Success - OGP Technical Services Framework for Open Data & Data Management for the Irish Public Sector The “Office of Government Procurement Technical Services Framework for Open Data & Data Management for the Irish Public Sector” report provides a comprehensive overview of the services provided from January 2022 to January 2025. These services enabled Public Service Bodies (PSBs) to improve their data management practices and share their data in an effective way.   Read article Inside data.gov.ie Guide for Publishers This guide is for existing and potential Open Data publishers, in particular Government Departments and public bodies who wish to publish Open Data on the data.gov.ie portal. In the following sections, we look at some of the stages of publishing Open Data: reviewing what data the organisation manages, identifying what data should be published as Open Data, ensuring the data is compliant with the recommendations in the Open Data Technical Framework, and publishing data as Open Data on data.gov.ie.   Access the Guide for Publishers by clicking on "More" on the top level menu and select "Guide for Publishers".   Featured Datasets In this issue we would like to highlight some of the latest datasets added to data.gov.ie: Irish Peat Soils Map (Trinity College Dublin) Annual Unemployment Rate (Central Statistics Office)  Travel by Irish Residents (Central Statistics Office) Open Data Around the World Opening Code, Opening Access: The World Bank's First Open Source Software Release   The World Bank has released its first Open Source Software (OSS) tool, the Metadata Editor, under a new institutional licensing framework. This tool helps structure and publish statistical metadata, enhancing data credibility and usability.    Read more Data Expo - 10th-11th September 2025 - The Netherlands   Data is an indispensable asset for any organization aiming to operate with a future-oriented approach. From more efficient processes to leveraging AI and innovative applications. Data is key to growth and innovation. Attend Data Expo and achieve your data goals.   Read more World of Data - 18th September 2025 - Switzerland   After the tremendous success of our first event in 2023, we are thrilled to announce the next edition of the World of Data at the Theatre Basel. On September 18, 2025, Basel will once again become the meeting point for data experts and enthusiasts from across the region.   Read more derilinx.com hello@derilinx.com LinkedIn @derilinx Derilinx, Pembroke Hall, 38/39 Fitzwilliam Square West, D02 NX53, Dublin, Ireland, +353 1 254 4316 Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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