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Steve Bennett, Ph.D.Director, Global Government Practice


3 attempts to digitize the process; $106 million total spent.

Research estimates that only 5% of large Federal IT projects in the last decade have succeeded.

Of the rest, 41% were considered failures and canceled before they were turned on.


Digital Transformation (DX)

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Key Driver: Legacy systems constraining innovation

Objectives:• Improve performance• Improve outcomes• Citizen-centricity



Key DX competencies:

• Technology and Process: Back-office integration• Information and Data: Analytics• Emerging Technology: RPA and Artificial Intellgence


Back-office Integration


Analytics


Analytics is the scientific process of transforming data into insights for decision making.


The analytics economy


What business and agency leaders are saying about their analytics programs?

86%Of executives say their organizations have been at best only somewhat effective at

meeting the goals of their data & analytics programs, including more than ¼ who say they’ve been ineffective.

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PEOPLE PROCESS

TECHNOLOGY


No established analytics culture

Talent gap

Skillset silos

PEOPLE PROCESS

TECHNOLOGY


Business silos

Governance and regulation

Accidental analytic strategy

PEOPLE PROCESS

TECHNOLOGY


Infrastructure limitations

Fragmented environments

Barriers to asset promotion

PEOPLE PROCESS

TECHNOLOGY


Right-timeAnalytics

deployment

Scalingup

Packageversioning

Assetgovernance

Model inventory& management

SLAs

Content silos

Collaboration

IP retentionConsistentquality

Automation


So, where do we go from here?

Transitioning to the next phase of analytics…


Market Observation

Productivity Platform

1980’s onwards

Operational Platform

E R P S u p p l y

C h a i n

F i n a n c e

M R P

C R M H R

1990’s onwards

Big Data...

2000’s onwards


Market Observation

Productivity Platform

1980’s onwards

Operational Platform

E R P S u p p l y

C h a i n

F i n a n c e

M R P

C R M H R

1990’s onwards

Analytics Platform

2017 onwards


Analytics Platform


Analytics Platform for DX – DataProducing data that cultivates analytics assets

ACCESS

Connect to data

Build views

INTEGRATE CLEANSE GOVERN

ProfileIdentifyStandardizeMatch

Explore lineage

Monitor

Enforce policies

Join, merge, transform


REPORT EXPLORE FORECAST OPTIMIZEPREDICT

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

DATA DISCOVERY

TIME SERIES FORECASTING

MACHINE LEARNING & AI

OPERATIONS RESEARCH

DATA & TEXT MINING

CLASSICAL STATISTICS

Analytics Platform for DX – DiscoveryBuilding analytics that solve any question

AUTOMATE

GOVERN & EMBED


CENTRALLY MANAGE

CREATE EFFICIENCIES

CONTROL & ADJUST EXPEDITE ANSWERS

GOVERN EMBED MONITOR AUTOMATE

Analytics Platform for DX – DeploymentRealize the value from analytics assets in action


Emerging Technology: Artificial Intelligence


1956 – Artificial Intelligence is born

“Every aspect of learning or any other feature of intelligence can in principle be so precisely described that a machine can be made to simulate it.“ – John McCarthy


1959 – Machine Learning defined

“Machine learning is the field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed” – Arthur Samuel


GoMost complex game in existence

10172 board combinations(1082 atoms in the universe)

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Machine Learning

Deep Learning

Artificial Intelligence


Machine Learning

Categorize or catalog like people or things

Predict likely outcomes based on identified patterns

Identify previously unknown patterns and relationships

Maximize a reward or goal be evaluating the result


Deep Learning

Build systems that mimic the human brain – neural networks

Complete opposite approach of the previous AI approaches

Computer learns by itself rather than being programmed for expertise


Facial Recognition


Optimal Deployment of Operational Resources


Pattern Recognition: Terrorism or Organized Crime Networks


Anomaly Detection


Process Automation



Examples


United Nations – Disaster Response


U.S. State of North Carolina: CJLEADS


Rijkswaterstaat, Netherlands


Health Canada


U.S. Air Force


STAR, Denmark


Child Safety


Ministry of Social Development, New Zealand


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