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Unlocking Potential: Big Data Opportunities for Governments

Discover how big data empowers governments to save time, money, and innovate, ultimately leading to enhanced productivity and growth. Learn why organizations need data-savvy individuals and the importance of practicing responsible analytics in the public sector.

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Unlocking Potential: Big Data Opportunities for Governments

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  1. The big data opportunity Chris Yiu Head of the Digital Government Unit @PXDigitalGov

  2. Big data opportunities for governments 1 Sharingdata to save time, paper and money 2 Learningabout business performance in real time 3 Personalisingservices for a better user experience 4 Solvingproblems and predicting the future 5 Innovating for enhanced productivity and growth

  3. Big data should enable big savings UK public sector, £ billions p.a. £250 – £500 per citizen

  4. Capability Organisations need people prepared to think like data scientists – skilled at working with data, seeking out insights and telling compelling stories

  5. Responsibility The great power of big data makes it imperative to practice responsible analytics – executing only where there is a clear public policy justification …what about government? http://www.flickr.com/photos/68751915@N05/6710868859

  6. What leaders need to ask A Do we know what we know? B Are we using data to drive decisions? C How quickly can we get answers? D What’s our strategy for innovation? E Who is responsible?

  7. Stay in touch @PXDigitalGov

  8. Further reading Policy Exchange TechAmerica Foundation McKinsey Global Institute http://www.policyexchange.org.uk http://www.techamerica.org http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/mgi Coming soon Shakespeare Review of Public Sector Information https://www.gov.uk/data-strategy-board

  9. Case study: Fraud Tackling fraud and error in government (2012)

  10. Case study: Healthcare http://prescribinganalytics.com

  11. Case study: Census HM Government

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