The impact of control, trust and risk on business participation in data marketplaces

The adoption of data marketplaces is lacking. Data marketplaces work differently from other information sharing platforms (such as supply chain platforms), because they are more open. This openness allows data to be shared with many more companies, bringing more potential benefits, but also increasing the risk. On data marketplaces there...

Enhancing Open Research Data Sharing and Reuse via Infrastructural and Institutional Instruments: a Case Study in Epidemiology

Open research data sharing and reuse can bring more transparency to the research, save researcher time by preventing repetitive data collection processes, and lead to more collaborations. However, open...

Engaging the Crowd in Sensing for Smart Mobility: A Discrete Choice Experiment Investigating Users' Preferences in Participatory Sensing Applications

In 2050, it is expected that 70% of the world’s population will live in cities (Jin et al., 2014), leading to increasing congestion in and surrounding cities. This will raise new challenges, requiring more efficient and interactive cities. A novel paradigm contributing to these so-called smart cities is participatory sensing. Also known as...