All speaker presentations and slides available from Data4Good 2019
How can we use Data for Good in the public sector? Does new legislation make it harder or easier for the public sector to share sensitive information in order to improve service planning and service delivery to our people? What are the benefits on offer? And what are the pitfalls for the unwary?
Watch the videos below to find out what our public sector and technology speakers - Fujitsu UK, Sentinel Partners and Spinr - had to say:
Data and information - related but not the same
Dr Rob Wilson, Professor, Northumbria University (slides)
Simplify IG
Dawn Monaghan, Head of IG Policy, NHSX (slides)
Challenges in using data across government
Sian Jones, Director - Value for Money, National Audit Office (slides)
Driving a Trusted Future - Putting citizens in control of their own data
Patrick Stephenson, Client Managing Director – UK Central Government, Fujitsu and Louise Cooper, Head of Digital and Causeway, Department of Justice Northern Ireland (slides)
How to master your data: the Liverpool Evolution
John Bowers, Liverpool Families Programme Data and Information Manager, Liverpool City Council and Graham McCusker, Director, Sentinel Partners Limited (slides)
Sharing Data to Save Lives
Jason Patrick, Strategy Manager for the Research, Data & Performance Team, South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service and Carlos Oliveira, Founder & CEO, SPINR (slides)
Vision for the Future
Neill Crump, Chief Digital Officer, Worcestershire County Council (slides)
Digital Trialling Framework: monitoring policy trials in near-real time for timely data driven decisions
Tetyana Mykhaylyk, Head of Sheffield Data Science Hub, DWP Digital (slides)
NHS Digital Data Processing Services - Transforming the way we work with data to improve health and care
Graham Spearing, Data Services Alliance Product Leader, Digital Delivery Centre, NHS Digital (slides)
Join us at UKAuthority 2020 events by registering your interest here:
https://www.ukauthority.com/articles/ukauthority-looks-at-powering-digital-public-services/
All our events are free to the public sector and attendance comes with 5 hours CPD learning.
