The demands of the information society point to the importance of public administration operating responsibly and transparently in modern digital economies. Consequently, innovations in the public sector based on the concept of 'openness' and data disclosure aim to improve transparency and accountability of power stakeholders (Park and Gil-Garcia, 2022; Lnenicka and Nikiforova, 2021). The importance of a data-driven 'transparency' approach has greatly increased greatly in the business and scientific environment (Cahlikova and Mabillard, 2020) and for the conditions, obligations and responsibilities of government in the conduct of operations and policies (Birchall, 2015). This approach contributes to good governance based on democratic values, strengthens policy making, promotes a positive impact on citizens' trust (Corrêa et al., 2017; Wiencierz and Lünich, 2022) and provides knowledge sharing for different stakeholders in the public and private sector (Park and Gil-Garcia, 2022).