Jeni Tennison: Using data to create impact

This deck supports Jeni's talk on using data as a tool for more effective policy decisions. She discusses five different policy areas that data design patterns can be used in to make more timely and informed decisions. To see her talk, head to: http://power-of-data-2017.swirrl.com/

Transcript

1. Using data to create impact Some policy design patterns @JeniT
2. Building a strong, fair and sustainable data economy by helping businesses and governments get data to people who need it
3. https://www.flickr.com/photos/pkwflickr/6188760566/in/album-72157627764211574/ Roads help us navigate to a location Data helps us navigate to a decision
5. (open) data as a goal open by default impact through serendipitous reuse (open) data as a tool strategic open data impact by design @JeniT
6. Design pattern a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem within a given context @JeniT
7. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
8. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
11. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
14. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
17. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
20. Five themes improved consumer experience more efficient delivery market intervention better data management better policy making @JeniT
23. Learning more https://theodi.org/blog/policy-design-patterns-that-help-you-use-data-to-create-impact
24. Implementing the patterns
25. data changes decisions use data as a tool use open and shared data @JeniT
26. Thank you @JeniT