The phrase “predictive analytics” holds a lot of promises—about solving problems before they occur, better service outcomes, targeting scarce resources, supporting decisions and improving responses in time critical situations.
With so much opportunity available, how can government start to consider the risks and benefits associated with this technology?
Dean Richardson
Recent Posts
How to use predictive analytics in local and central government to identify risks and target resources
05-Aug-2021 07:28:39 / by Dean Richardson posted in Government, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, governance, predective analytics
3 Data Trends for Leaders in Public Sector in 2021
24-Jun-2021 05:53:51 / by Dean Richardson posted in Government, Data, analytics, governance, strategy, change
There is a lot of hype around data. It is billed as a route to better citizen service, faster business decisions and overcoming enterprise silos. But it’s not that easy; every data decision is dependent on resolving the lack of trust, misalignment and data silos.
The Path to Data Virtualisation
26-May-2021 04:15:04 / by Dean Richardson posted in Data Visualisation, Data management, Data, data governance
As outlined in our previous blog, Data virtualisation and efficiently exploiting the power of the information contained in an organisation comes with its own challenges. In this blog, I’ll outline some of the challenges I have experienced and give some tips on how to navigate your way through if you have similar issues.