Heather Hudson, the city’s first-ever chief data officer, was on gb.tc‘s Baltimore Weekly video show last week talking about accessing city data and her plans for OpenBaltimore, the city’s open data portal.
Watch the video below, and read Technically Baltimore’s interview with Hudson.
Heather Hudson on Baltimore Weekly:
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