The document discusses Indiana's strategy for developing a statewide information sharing system called IDEx. It describes how the state took a business-first approach, assessing needs and gaps across agencies before designing and building out the technical solution. This included developing a strategic plan, governance policies, and proof-of-concept portal. The document emphasizes estimating return on investment from cost savings and cost avoidance across people, processes, and technology by moving to a standardized, enterprise-level system for over 350 types of data exchanges.
Presentation by Stathis Gould, Senior Technical Manager at IFAC, at the Institute of Cost Accountants of India's National Cost Convention, New Delhi, India, March 2012.
With a mooted 30 million UK adults beyond the scope of full advice (consumers with less than £257 a month to save can’t be economically served by full advice) and only 18 months to go until final RDR implementation the industry got together to ask “ where on earth are we?”. After a spot of good old show and tell from the ABI, KPMG, the FSA and several providers, here’s the consensus…
Dr Andrew Barnett, Director, Policy Practice Ltd gave a seminar in the Innovation, Sustainability, Development: A New Manifesto series. His seminar was entitled 'Innovation - re-labelling research or a shift in paradigm: the current debate in agricultural research for development'. Find out more at: http://www.steps-centre.org/manifesto/index.html
For Good Measure: Understanding impact metrics for your enterpriseSocial Finance
This presentation was used by Kelly McCarthy, Tessa Hebb, Anshula Chowdhury, Karim Harji and Joyce Sou in the social impact metrics session at the 2011 Social Finance Forum.
The 2011 Social Finance Forum, which took place at the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto on December 13 and 14, brought together investors and ventures in order to create meaningful interactions and learning opportunities to mobilize capital and inspire new ideas.
Presentation by Stathis Gould, Senior Technical Manager at IFAC, at the Institute of Cost Accountants of India's National Cost Convention, New Delhi, India, March 2012.
With a mooted 30 million UK adults beyond the scope of full advice (consumers with less than £257 a month to save can’t be economically served by full advice) and only 18 months to go until final RDR implementation the industry got together to ask “ where on earth are we?”. After a spot of good old show and tell from the ABI, KPMG, the FSA and several providers, here’s the consensus…
Dr Andrew Barnett, Director, Policy Practice Ltd gave a seminar in the Innovation, Sustainability, Development: A New Manifesto series. His seminar was entitled 'Innovation - re-labelling research or a shift in paradigm: the current debate in agricultural research for development'. Find out more at: http://www.steps-centre.org/manifesto/index.html
For Good Measure: Understanding impact metrics for your enterpriseSocial Finance
This presentation was used by Kelly McCarthy, Tessa Hebb, Anshula Chowdhury, Karim Harji and Joyce Sou in the social impact metrics session at the 2011 Social Finance Forum.
The 2011 Social Finance Forum, which took place at the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto on December 13 and 14, brought together investors and ventures in order to create meaningful interactions and learning opportunities to mobilize capital and inspire new ideas.
Information Rich, Knowledge Poor: Overcoming Insurers’ Data ConundrumDeloitte United States
The ability to effectively harvest and harness data across the enterprise is quickly emerging as a competitive differentiator in the financial services industry. In the insurance sector specifically, a number of pioneers are already making healthy strides toward mastering information management, but for most companies that have not yet fully invested in this transformation, growing market mania around "Big Data" and looming regulatory changes that demand increased data transparency continue to generate considerable anxiety.
While many insurers have already spent and continue to spend heavily on core-system and technology modernization, most still find their efforts have fallen short of expectations and needs when it comes to information management. If data is expected to be realized as a strategic asset, insurers can no longer continue to merely tweak existing systems and business models to clear this data management hurdle.
However, operationalizing information management enterprise-wide is neither an easy nor short-term exercise, as demonstrated by programs already under way at companies that have pioneered the effort. But for many, the potential benefits to be derived from successfully organizing, governing, consuming and analyzing available data assets — both internal and external — are likely well worth the investment.
Still, to achieve holistic data fluency, optimize data exploitation and realize a positive ROI, insurers will need to dismantle numerous roadblocks embedded in their current infrastructure, hardware and software, corporate culture, and business models.
Information rich, knowledge poor explores challenges and potential solutions to mastering information management and realizing data as a strategic asset.
You've got to ace the "why" question! Whether it's a document capture & recognition project or another initiative to automate processes, you must learn to reframe the value proposition in quantifiable business terms. Join Tony Peleska, Chief Information Officer at Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, as he shares winning talking points that will make each of your stakeholders care. From the CIO’s perspective, he’ll show you how to:
- ask permission to embark on your Capture/Imaging project
- overcome internal resistance
- be the champion, to get the right people involved and excited to move the project forward
HHS IT Challenges and Requirements for 2013 by Frank Baitman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, Department of Health and Human Services
There is growing discussion in many organizations on monetizing data, not only as a revenue source, but as a balance sheet item. John will cover some of the new and more interesting methods being kicked around for measuring data as an asset.
In this webinar, Steve Hall, author of "Managing Global Development Risk,” discusses the challenge of aligning vendor SLAs with long term business value. Steve discusses how you can build healthier and transparent relationships between vendors and customers by incorporating application structural quality measurement and practical, meaningful metrics to mitigate risk. You’ll learn how you can avoid vendor lock-in, improve production support activities and align metrics between vendors and project managers.
To view the webinar, visit http://www.castsoftware.com/news-events/event/vendor-management?gad=ss
"Transforming Government Through Business and Information Technology (IT)/Information Resource Management (IRM)," a presentation by Sanjeev “Sonny” Bhagowalia, Chief Information Officer of the State of Hawaii at the launch of the "Make IT Happen Hawaii Coalition."
Dianne Wyllie, Brocade: Transforming the Annual Planning ProcessUMT
Dianne Wyllie, Brocade gave this presentation at Microsoft and UMT event Project Portfolio Management Exchange at Microsoft San Francisco office on January 14, 2014.
Information Rich, Knowledge Poor: Overcoming Insurers’ Data ConundrumDeloitte United States
The ability to effectively harvest and harness data across the enterprise is quickly emerging as a competitive differentiator in the financial services industry. In the insurance sector specifically, a number of pioneers are already making healthy strides toward mastering information management, but for most companies that have not yet fully invested in this transformation, growing market mania around "Big Data" and looming regulatory changes that demand increased data transparency continue to generate considerable anxiety.
While many insurers have already spent and continue to spend heavily on core-system and technology modernization, most still find their efforts have fallen short of expectations and needs when it comes to information management. If data is expected to be realized as a strategic asset, insurers can no longer continue to merely tweak existing systems and business models to clear this data management hurdle.
However, operationalizing information management enterprise-wide is neither an easy nor short-term exercise, as demonstrated by programs already under way at companies that have pioneered the effort. But for many, the potential benefits to be derived from successfully organizing, governing, consuming and analyzing available data assets — both internal and external — are likely well worth the investment.
Still, to achieve holistic data fluency, optimize data exploitation and realize a positive ROI, insurers will need to dismantle numerous roadblocks embedded in their current infrastructure, hardware and software, corporate culture, and business models.
Information rich, knowledge poor explores challenges and potential solutions to mastering information management and realizing data as a strategic asset.
You've got to ace the "why" question! Whether it's a document capture & recognition project or another initiative to automate processes, you must learn to reframe the value proposition in quantifiable business terms. Join Tony Peleska, Chief Information Officer at Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, as he shares winning talking points that will make each of your stakeholders care. From the CIO’s perspective, he’ll show you how to:
- ask permission to embark on your Capture/Imaging project
- overcome internal resistance
- be the champion, to get the right people involved and excited to move the project forward
HHS IT Challenges and Requirements for 2013 by Frank Baitman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, Department of Health and Human Services
There is growing discussion in many organizations on monetizing data, not only as a revenue source, but as a balance sheet item. John will cover some of the new and more interesting methods being kicked around for measuring data as an asset.
In this webinar, Steve Hall, author of "Managing Global Development Risk,” discusses the challenge of aligning vendor SLAs with long term business value. Steve discusses how you can build healthier and transparent relationships between vendors and customers by incorporating application structural quality measurement and practical, meaningful metrics to mitigate risk. You’ll learn how you can avoid vendor lock-in, improve production support activities and align metrics between vendors and project managers.
To view the webinar, visit http://www.castsoftware.com/news-events/event/vendor-management?gad=ss
"Transforming Government Through Business and Information Technology (IT)/Information Resource Management (IRM)," a presentation by Sanjeev “Sonny” Bhagowalia, Chief Information Officer of the State of Hawaii at the launch of the "Make IT Happen Hawaii Coalition."
Dianne Wyllie, Brocade: Transforming the Annual Planning ProcessUMT
Dianne Wyllie, Brocade gave this presentation at Microsoft and UMT event Project Portfolio Management Exchange at Microsoft San Francisco office on January 14, 2014.
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