 Rwy'n meddwl i'n gweithio bod ydych chi wedyn wedi'i gweithio'r cwrdd fel arwain, rydym yn ysgrifftrwyd. Rwy'n meddwl i'r ffordd, yn y rannu'r ysgrifennu, y byddwn i'r ysgrifffedd a'r ystafell eu mwyaf. Mae pob mryd wedi'u mae'r Maeth Lain Fox yn ymgyrch ar y Amymaethaf. Yr ysgrifennu Llywodraeth yn ymgyrch ar y maen nhw chi'n mynd i'r cynyddiadau. y gweithio ymgyrchu i'r ysgol yw'r ysgol fferwyr, yw'r cyfnod i'r gweld ar y cyfnodau i'r llwyffydd a'r ysgol i'r ddataeth. Ond ystod y sgol, yma, ydych chi'n gweithio i'r hyn. Tim, rwy'n ffemio'n meddwl yna, yw'r arddangos data ar y chartol. Felly, mae'n cwrd oedd eich cyfnod o'r unrhyw yma i'r unrhyw oedd y Moedd yw'r unrhyw, yn llwyfiad ar y gwahod dros eu ddiansiwn a'r lidio. A mae'n fawr o'r parlysyb, mae'n gyfrifio arall, mae'n tod i ddim o'r unrhyw o unrhyw o'r gymrydyd. Rwyf yn gyr injection, yw 17 oes yn cynhwys, wedi hynny o'i gynhwys yw'r Grin Rhyw Pwyddo? Felly, mae'n tynnau i ddweud bod ystod gennym oedd y epicenter, a mae'n gwybod bod yn gweithio, a mae pobl yn fawr i'r Unedig Rhwng, ac mae'n hoffi'r problemau ar y ddweud yma. Byddai yno, byddai'n gweithio ymlaen i ddweud y gondoli. Mae'n ddefnyddio'r wych, ar wgfaint, ond mae'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio, wrth gwrs, ond mae'n ei gweithio'n gweithio. mae'r fיהf yn ei sefydlu argynodio i'r hyfforddion, ond y bydd y flwyddyn yn ei ddegar, mae'n gweithio ar gyfer y glasig iawn, a'r ysgrifennu eu chathau ar y Sadaith 17 oed yn rhoi'r gyfer y Gwaith. Mae'r lligoedd ond yn ystafell yn drafod yn rhoi y lle i'ch jion r toolb. Itahyr, mae'r lle hynna i allu'r uchel. A'r gweithio'r lle'r Llywodraeth dod yn y gweithio ar gyfer y Gwaith ac yn gweithio ar gwellwyr Bwynebu'r sewadau ar gyfer o rhogellod â chyfligio'r cyfan. Mae gennym ni'n gallu rhan o'r newid a'r newid yn amlwg. Mae'r cyfan yw'r system ym Cyclwt yn ei mewn cyfligur, yn paw battery. Mae'n fwylo cyfaint gael y byddai â'r newid a'r newid yn lleol, a'r newid a'r newid yn ffrindiau, a'r newid i'r berthynas, mae'n tuad o'r newid i ni gwirion. A fyddwn ni'n gwybod i'r start-ups. Mae'r logo ar y taradwch wedi nadweud mewn cyfan ar yr unig oaintedwyr. Rhyf sydd wedi gael y gwybod, gweithio gwahodd a gweithio i'r bwysig ar y rhan oedd. Ond, a dweud faint, mae cynyddu rhaid, dweud am yr ymddindig o'r ffordd iawn iddi'ch我們的 ar y rhaid. Urmillion mynd rai Lywodraeth, enghraifft, yw 4,000 bwysig, yn 14 hours map 15,000 miles of roads, 110,000 buildings that have not been mapped before and literally built before our eyes a more complete representation of the ruined capital to help the relief effort. That is the innovative power of open data, it is why we are all passionate. It is why we believe that there is both social and economic value locked in there. Mae'r ydych chi'n ziwg ar hyn o ran y cyffredinol. Mae'n ymdweud o'r hyn o'r pethol. Mae'r hyn o'r ysgrifennu bod y ddweud o'r hyn o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r dysgu. Mae geniw, mae'r gwirio gyrgynig wedi cael ei chogelodd. Mae'n arweinydd o'r hyn o'r ddweud o'r Cyfrifod Cymru. Mae'n gyfrifod Cymru. Mae ydych chi'n ddweud o'r dyfodol, oedd yn yr oedd yn y ddweud, o'r cael ei wneud o'r ysbuniynau yw'r ysgolwyddiad yw'r gwaith i'r gweithio'r data yma. Mae'r gweithio'r gwaith yn ymwybodaeth yn gweithio'r ysgolwyddiad yw'r gweithio'r gweithio. Felly, mae'r gweithio'r gwaith ymweld yw'r data yw ymweld yw hynny o'r amser i'r hynny a'r bwysig yw'r hynny. Ond rwy'n mynd i'n gweithio i'n ddigonio'r ddigonio'r gweithio'r data ei wneud. Mae'r cyfan o'r rhan o'r barach yn y cyfnod yn gweinol. Roedd yn gallu bod y Unig yn gweinol, oedd yn y UK, ond rydw i'n deall yn ddylai. Rydym wedi'u chael gynllun o ddod o'r ddodol a'r ddod o'r ddod o'r gweinol. A ei ddweud o'r cyfryd i gynnig o'r ddod o'r ffaith o'r ddod o'r cyfrnod ymlaen. Mae'r ddod o'r ddod o'r cyfrnod ymlaen. Mae'r ddod o'r ddod o'r ddod i'r ddod, Ielwch, ond mae wedi'i cwestiynau ffawr o'r data o'r oed bringingol. Roedd y ODI ydyn nhw'n gwybod bwysig o'r mynd i chi. Rwy'n r indeb oedd wedi'u cwestiynau i meddyl i'r spectrum. As gweithio, ar y grei gyda'r spectrum, rydyn ni i amgylcheddu o'r bank ac yn ddweud ymwysig yn adion. Felly rydyn ni i gyd fel hynny i mi br bloodyniadau meddylu mewn gwaith ODI ar y CAF. Now I've got courtesy of something running on here. I've got a couple of years of all the exercise I've got and not to mention every single place I've been has been recorded. Now I've got my laptop and I can play with it and I can deduce things about it. I can fill in forms for the various tax people about which countries I was in just by doing all kinds of fun things from mixing data together. When you look at the ability to use data powerfully for yourselves or for that matter, to write it as a developer to be able to write programmes that other people will use for themselves, you realise that a person with all your data you need to be able to do and to be fully empowered, you've got data from all these different parts of the spectrum. Yeah, you need to have open data and that's the focus of the ODI and it's the focus of today. Open data which is completely opened and licensed and available and is in machine readable standard format and then you've got your five star data ideally even linked and at the bottom you've got data. The reason why lots of people have heard about these experiments I do with my own data is that I'm sorry I'm not going to show you these samples because they're all my very personal data. This is kind of the irony of that. It's hard to share experiences and it helps to get those apps to take off because people don't see them by example. I'm not interested in looking at my shoulder when I do my taxes and when I look at my health profile. So, even though there's a lot of sharing of that sort of thing between families and between you and the accountant, so sharing of the data on this end of the spectrum. And then there's of course when you work for a company or part of an organisation it's a really important part of that organisation to have its own data, its own information. A simple example is when you look at if you use a calendar application like calendar on the Mac you can set that up to I've got maybe 20 different calendars I've subscribed to. Some of which I've got read, write, accessed in there because they're to do with groups. Some of them I'm just subscribed to because I think it's going on. They're stored on different sorts of servers around them. Well, some of them, some of it's public data, some of it is personal data. And the nice thing about the calendar application is it brings it all in. So I think in the future we're going to see basically any application you use should have that sort of spirit. It should be running across the data spectrum. So obviously having a very solid end of the open end of the spectrum is very valuable. It supports everything else. The fact that I have my bike in, I've got a Gpex file, which has just gone from here over to my computer, my laptop. When it arrives at my laptop it gets turned into a map. When it gets turned into a map it gets turned into a map by pulling out open data, of course from the open street map to put into the map behind it. So it's putting together a personal data and open data to make the thing actually usable. Without either, without both, the thing is useless. So you can see he's passionate about this stuff. This is absolutely a world of the quantified self in which he lives. And me too. I think this is absolutely the way the world is going. So the point about this spectrum, the point about a lot of our conversations now with businesses, with companies, with government is to explain that there's a continuum. And I often think of this as a food chain, an ecosystem. The foundation, the bottom of this pyramid must be open data. It has to be open data. Everything else is generating off the back of it, feeding off the back of it. Now we can speculate about how this food chain works and who the top level predators are, the carnivores of the data world. But it is certainly the case that we need to understand how these various elements link together. And much of the work that the ODI is doing is making sense of that because the permissioning, the way the apps function, the legislation you need, the regulations that will emerge will need to be cognisant of these differences. At the bottom though is the foundation of open data. Without that, much of the rest could not flourish at all. Really, really important message. And that brings us on to a final point. We just wanted to emphasise the fundamental role of data as infrastructure. This work we've been doing in the last few months has really resonated. People are used to thinking about the roads and the power grid as infrastructure. It's tangible. You can see it. You invest in it. You can set up committees to kind of sustain it and maintain it as part of the critical infrastructure. Data is just because you can't see it is just like that. The registries of our legal companies, the actual post codes, the actual administrative boundaries of our geography, where the hospitals are, what the hospitals are, who the consultants are, these are fundamental parts of our national data infrastructure. They must be open, they must be managed and we must think about how we maintain and invest in them in the future. I think that's off. We said to stop at half past. I am literally being walked off the stage at this point. But look, have a great day. We are going to be around and about. There are many things happening in parallel, not least exciting meeting with my French counterparts, looking at an open data task force that the Chancellor has asked us to stand up and look at how we can make the spirit of open data work across borders really more effectively. Thank you.