Data Without Direction
How can you tell which data is useful and which is not?
Posts Tagged: data
4 Steps to a Data-Driven Culture
Creating a data-driven culture depends on cultivating a mindset of experimentation, having the right infrastructure in place and developing the skills to interpret the signal from the data, while ignoring the noise in it.
5 Signs You Have a Mature Open Data Program
Here’s how you can take your organization’s open data program to the next level.
How to Make Your Focus Group a Success
Getting feedback directly from your customers through a focus group could be highly beneficial to the success of your project.
3 Reasons Why Replication in Government is a Flawed Goal
Instead of focusing on project replication – focus on process replication and adaptation.
2018 Digital Trends Impacting Government
Technology is constantly changing as new tools are developed and old tools are modified or repurposed, and these commercial innovations are having a growing impact on how we govern.
What You Should Know About Data Analytics
The central idea of data analytics is taking datasets or groups of information and analyzing them in a meaningful way to determine something useful in government.
What’s Next with Data and Amazon
For better or worse, intuition comes into play in many business decisions. What is yours saying about Amazon’s next headquarters, and are you prepared to put money on it?
50 Cups of Coffee This Year
Setting the goal of having coffee with 50 people forces you to be clear about your goals.
Getting Outside the Government Insider’s Fight for Data
In the uphill struggle for more data-driven governance, the insider’s best resource might just be experience, expertise and methods that have been developed outside of government.