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it is wise to establish executive departments and agencies for open data that we name it as Open Data
            and  Manpower  Bureau  (ODMB)  consisting  of  all  important  stakeholders  for  open  data  and  data
            management processes. Many of the responsibilities of ODMB are the same, regardless of where the
            person  falls  within  the  organization.  So  the  heads  of  ODMB  is  a  mandated  role,  and  individuals
            appointed are responsible for ensuring that data is handled and managed appropriately. This means
            making sure that data is properly protected and that their value to the organization is fully exploited.
            Memorandum establishes a framework to help institutionalize the principles of effective information
            management at each stage of the information's life cycle to promote interoperability and openness.
            Whether or not particular information can be made public, agencies can apply this framework to all
            information resources to promote efficiency and produce value.

            6.2  User management

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            Broadly speaking, user management  encompasses the processes and technologies that allow an
            organization to more securely and efficiently.
              Add, create, and delete users from its systems;

              Provision all the applications and resources a user needs;
              Enable users to manage their own profiles using self‐service techniques.

            6.3  Quality management

              Provide  resource  management  capabilities,  service  management  capabilities,  application
                management capabilities and interaction management capabilities;
              Resource  management  capabilities  include  resource  exchange,  resource  synchronization,
                resource auditing, resource publishing, resource status monitor, and so on;

              Service management capabilities provide API interfaces for data resources so that developers
                can  easily  implement  or  attempt  to  access  an  external  resource  without  download  to  the
                localhost. Under the premise of data update, it is possible to obtain the latest data resources;

              Applicationmanagement capabilities mainly used to audit applications provided by developer,
                in addition to uniformly manage the on‐line application of unified management, to monitor the
                entire  application  environment,  and  to  timely  investigate  the  abnormal  operation  of  APP
                application;
              Interaction management capabilities mainly used to review applications for users, to respond to
                comments, to create questionnaires, to investigate statistical data, to update common questions
                and so on.

            (1)     Data acquisition mechanism
            Establishment of biodiversity data acquisition mechanisms of multi‐side participation, division of
            labor, coordination of work and high effective operation, which is the effective method in the case
            of data comes from different sectors, areas, and geographies.

            Vertical data Link, primarily consistof all levels of the data set, covering the areas of public safety,
            public  services,  transportation  services,  education  technology,  financial  services,  energy  and
            environment, health and hygiene, culture, entertainment and other fields;

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            49   Lichun Zhu, Kent, R.D., Aggarwal, A., Viranthi, P., Rahman, Q., Elamsy, T., Ejelike, O; Construction of a Webportal and
               User Management Framework for Grid. High Performance Computing Systems and Applications, 2007. HPCS 2007.
               21st International Symposium on. 2007, Page(s): 14.

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