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Share and utilise data in an interoperable manner

To get the best help for your situation, first answer the questions on the guide's start page.

  1. Guide's start page
  2. Map the current status and needs
    1. Map the benefits
    2. Get an overview of information management
    3. Map those who need information
    4. Map sources of information
      1. Where can this data be found?
      2. What kind of criteria do we have for data?
  3. Identify limitations and assess risks
  4. Implement interoperable solutions
  5. Check-list

Map sources of information

Where can this data be found?

The Information management map of public administration provides an overall picture of public administration registers and which organisation is responsible for these.

Visit the Information management map of public administration (tutkihallintoa.fi).Opens in a new window.

Search for information in network directories

Updated: 27/2/2025

What kind of criteria do we have for data?

When determining the data to be used, it is important that you define quality and format criteria for the data you need:

  • Data quality affects how useful data is for your organisation. Data quality can be structured according to, such things as, how up-to-date and comprehensive it is.
  • Data format, on the other hand, has a direct impact on how your organisation can use the data.  For example, if you intend to utilise data in your information systems, the data must be in digital format and structured.

Read more on the Determine the format and quality of data page.

Updated: 4/2/2025

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