Data and Its Utilization for a Functional, Efficient, and Sustainable City
Our blog post provides an insight into what comprehensive data management can look like for public administration.
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With Fairgnügen, Berlin!
How do you make over 400 discounted offers in Berlin more visible and easier to access? The story of a prototype.
Open Data and the City – The ODIS-Column #5
In the 5th ODIS column, Anna Meide discusses data visualization—why it matters, why it requires a lot of effort, and how it ultimately makes the invisible visible.
Theory Meets Reality: Why Processes Rarely Go as Planned
Smart City Designer Anja Lüttmann and Project Manager for Administrative Innovation Pauline Boos share their experiences in this interview, illustrating how they analyze processes, identify problem areas, and develop suitable solutions—step by step.
Digital Sovereignty for the Berlin Administration
How modern work culture could be introduced into the Berlin administration: with openDesk, CityLAB, together with ITDZ Berlin, is testing the open-source collaboration suite.
Review: The Year 2024 in Light of the Strategy “Gemeinsam Digital: Berlin”
The Year in Review with a Focus on the Key Priorities of the Year, Measure Support in the CityLAB, and the Highlights of Strategy Implementation.
Digital technologies and creative participation for a liveable city – A visit to Paris
Paris as a pioneer of urban transformation: at the Screenless Cities Conference, we gathered new ideas for more resilient and liveable cities.
Kiezlabor: A Participation Booster for the City of Tomorrow
The Kiezlabor toured through the neighborhoods of Berlin in 2024 – with seven locations, over 100 events, and numerous encounters. All the highlights are shared in the team interview!
Welcome to Berlin: CityLAB Summer School 2024
Once again this year, students from various disciplines and practice partners came together to tackle the pressing urban challenges of our time.
Open Data and the City – the ODIS-column #2
In the second ODIS column, you can find out why it takes real data detectives to find Berlin’s core data sets.
