Industry Track – Public Sector

Hear how some leading government organisations from around the world are already transforming themselves to “do more with less” by working smarter.

All public organisations have to improve data quality simply to meet mandated compliance and reporting obligations. Many are making a virtue of this necessity by using business intelligence (BI) to convert the cleansed data into better hindsight to meet the need for improved efficiency. However, the leading government bodies are also adopting advanced analytics to develop the predictive foresight necessary for making the evolutionary leap from “fail and fix” to “predict and prevent.”

Learning objectives

• Explore how BI and analytics can be used to tackle most of the key challenges that governments face, including improving safety and security, reducing fraud and risk, increasing revenues and compliance, increasing education and social justice, improving healthcare, tackling climate change, etc.
• Learn from others how to accelerate your own progress along the Information Management Evolution journey to achieve transformations in performance and outcomes in all areas of the public sector.

Presenting organisations include:

• Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District of Columbia
• CSI-Piemonte
• Danish Tax and Customs Administration (SKAT)
• Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
• General Public Accounting Department of France

Sessions

Improving Offender Management and Justice Using Enterprise Intelligence
Speaker: Paul Quander, Director, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District of Columbia

Learn how business intelligence and analytics are being used in areas such as offender behaviour modelling to improve performance management, improve crime prevention, reduce recidivism and support the fair administration of justice.

 

A Unique IT Shared Service Supporting Innovation at All Levels of Government
Speaker: Paola Leproni, Decisional System Development Manager, CSI-Piemonte

CSI-Piemonte is a publicly owned, shared-service IT provider supporting over 50 public sector organisations at the town and city, provincial and regional levels. CSI’s Business Intelligence Centre of Excellence cleans, integrates and analyses data from across the region and turns it into insight to improve policymaking and performance in all sectors, including health, transport, public safety, education and finances.

 

How Do You Measure the Success of a Public Agency?
Speaker: Danish Tax and Customs Administration (SKAT)

Learn how the Danish Tax and Customs Administration (SKAT) is measuring and managing its strategic performance, including optimising the balance between improving customer service whilst increasing enforcement and tax revenues at minimum costs.

 

Using Analytics to Optimise the Economic and Social Welfare of the UK … and Beat the Private Sector at Cross-Selling
Speakers: Roger Westerbeek, Director of Marketing, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP); Neil Irwin, Information Directorate, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP); and Mark Mulvaney, Information Directorate, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)

Speakers will discuss the journey from simply producing statistics for better hindsight to using analytics for predictive foresight to optimise operational outcomes, target vulnerable citizens, prevent fraud and inform long-term policy.

 

Disseminating Insight to the Frontline Management to Transform the Performance Culture in the French Public Sector
Speakers: Nathalie Roux, Head of Management Control, Public Accounting General Directorate, General Public Accounting Department of France; and Jérome Peruilhe, Project Manager, IT Department, Public Accounting General Directorate, General Public Accounting Department of France

During this session, you’ll hear how the General Public Accounting Department has implemented new performance management tools to consolidate, analyse and disseminate dynamic insight to 6,000 frontline users at more than 3,000 public organisations. The Treasury offices, which are at the heart of public financial processes, now use dashboards to to deliver on goals and achieve greater agility for optimising more than 940 billion euros in transactions.