December 2015
Liz MacPherson December 2015 Strategic Direction: Unleashing the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Liz MacPherson December 2015 Strategic Direction: Unleashing the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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
Strategic Direction: Unleashing the power of data to change lives
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
Data offering
Environment Economic Industry Employment Population Health Crime Social
Access – open by default
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
Creating value requires access
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
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
Challenges (ours)
- Tension between privacy & access
- Understanding public attitudes
- Constraining elements of legislation
- Capacity & capability
- Awareness
The Plan: Priority action areas
Pilot projects Dec 2015 – Jun 2016 Data visualisation tool Jan – Jun 2016 Promote standards July 2016
- nwards
Expand data service Dec 2015 – Jun 2016 Increase data literacy and analytics July 2016
- nwards
Develop Pasifika strategy Jan – Jun 2016 Promote ‘one-stop shop’ access to government data via IDI Jan – Jun 2016