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Liz MacPherson December 2015 Strategic Direction: Unleashing the power of data to change lives What it means for our organisation and customers Historical Remit - New Remit - Provider Enabler/Innovator/Steward Process improvement, customer


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December 2015

Liz MacPherson

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Strategic Direction: Unleashing the power of data to change lives

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What it means for our organisation and customers

Key

Where we are now Where we are going

New Remit - Enabler/Innovator/Steward Historical Remit - Provider Optimising traditional methods New Digital and big data methods

Example: IDI extension e.g.: Open, big data infrastructure, data consultancy, innovation hubs e.g.: Census transformation, digital forms Process improvement, customer focus

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Data offering

Environment Economic Industry Employment Population Health Crime Social

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Access – open by default

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Data access and needs – what we heard

Needs Barriers

  • More timely data
  • More client centric data
  • Aligned frameworks
  • Fine-grained location based info on

groups e.g. hapu, rohe

  • Capability support
  • Access to relevant and useful data
  • Statistics NZ’s data products & services are too

hard to access – not sufficiently customer

  • rientated and targeted
  • Classifications and formatting need to be made

more relevant to needs of Iwi/Māori, Pasifika and NGOs needs

  • Inconsistent data standards across Government

and NGO sectors (to enable data to be easily integrated and compared)

  • Legislative barriers for enabling open data access
  • Lack of a culture within Government of open

sharing

  • IDI contains little information on

investment/expenditure

  • Data analytics resource is scarce
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Creating value requires access

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Integrated Data Infrastructure

Enabling Analysis for Outcomes Safe access to longitudinal microdata about individuals, households and firms Pathways and transitions information for research and statistics

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The vision

Data is available to enable decisions that improve lives for iwi/Māori, Pasifika and community groups... through the right mix of products and services

Taku manu Kia rere Kia ora

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Challenges (ours)

  • Tension between privacy & access
  • Understanding public attitudes
  • Constraining elements of legislation
  • Capacity & capability
  • Awareness
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The Plan: Priority action areas

Pilot projects Dec 2015 – Jun 2016 Data visualisation tool Jan – Jun 2016 Promote standards July 2016

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Expand data service Dec 2015 – Jun 2016 Increase data literacy and analytics July 2016

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Develop Pasifika strategy Jan – Jun 2016 Promote ‘one-stop shop’ access to government data via IDI Jan – Jun 2016

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How: Our commitment

Partner Collaborate Co-design Facilitate