Sept 2019 meeting mpi

•Download as PPTX, PDF•

0 likes•132 views

MPI use of Service Cloud for m Bovis tracking and eradication. Challenge working with stakeholders - especially scientists! Data cleansing also an issue / important. Dates of note for the Salesforce Wellington community

Technology

September 2019 SFWelly Community Group Meeting

AGENDA
12 noon – 12.30 pm - Register, light lunch, network
12.30 – 12.35pm – Welcome from Davanti & housekeeping
12.35 – 12.45pm – Speaker intro
12.45 – 1.30pm – MPI main presentation
1.20 – 1.30pm – Updates, wrap up, prize draws

Davanti - big thank you to today’s hosts
….especially Alex Crossan

v
Response Information Management System
Salesforce User Community
18 Sept 2019
Teresa Dargan, Programme Lead
Biosecurity NZ, Ministry for Primary Industries
Project Tiaki Overview

= ‘protect’
Te Reo - duty of care &
guardianship
Deliver a new solution providing:
 Visibility for decision makers of response information & data
 Improve process efficiency
 Support effective communications (Field staff, affected persons)
 Data integrity - ‘Single source of the truth’
 More informed decision making

Myrtle RustMycoplasma bovis Bonamia ostreae And many more current and potential
• MPI has an increasing number of incursions that require a response
• Many ad-hoc tools are currently in place
• Increasing & complex data and information is difficult to manage effectively
• M. bovis Programme has a urgent need for better info mgmt. tools

NZ Coordinated Incident Management System (CIMS)
NZ’s CIMS describes how New Zealand agencies coordinate, command and control incident responses

Information flows and key
systems in M. bovis
Response October 2018
• Animal Response
Database (ARDB)
• Spreadsheets
• Shared Mailboxes
• ‘O’ and ‘Z’ Drives
• Physical books
• Laboratory Information
Management System
Information Flows – Oct 2018

Incursion Response Plan
Place Person
Incursion Response
Place of Interest
BAU Activities
CIMS Activities
Long term Activities
MPI Incursion Response Concept
Mycoplasma
bovis
Plague skink
Potato Mop-
Top Virus
Queensland
Fruitfly
Great
willowherb
PEQ
Culex Sitiens
Circus Floor
Tile
Spiked Awl
Snail
NZRLO and
T.martimum
Alpine Newts
Pea Weevil
CabombaBlack Grass
Policies, governance,funding
GIA
Readiness Plan
Unwanted Organism Information
Unwanted Organism Management Information
Response State – BAU Incursion Investigation, CIMS
Response, Long Term Management
Overall Concept

Tiaki - Solution Summary
People
Farm Owners & Managers
Legal Instruments
Notices & Permits, Approvals
Case Management
Notes, Documents, Chatter
Places
Beef, Dairy, Grazing Farms
Actions
Tasks, Requests
Organisations
Farm Companies, Suppliers
Dashboards
Status Reports

Key Learnings
• Prioritise – regularly and often
• ‘Its all about the Data’
• Be curious, flexible and keep asking questions

Salesforce Dates to Note….
26 Sept – Trailhead Tuesday (on a Thursday!)
1 October – Basecamp Auckland + careers expo / panel
8 October (TBC) – Trailhead Tuesday
22 October – SF Welly lunchtime meeting
24 October – Down Under Dreaming Brisbane
29 October – Down Under Dreaming Melbourne
13 November (TBC) SF Welly pre-Dreamforce meeting
19-22 Nov – Dreamforce – you’ll need APAC code
4 December – SF Welly / Salesforce Xmas drinks

Certifications – who has passed a cert in the last
month?

The Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) facilitates ecosystem research by promoting collaboration and data synthesis. It aims to advance ecosystem knowledge, improve how information is organized, and influence future research. ACEAS hosts working groups that bring scientists and managers together to address major questions. It provides a wiki, data storage, conferencing facilities, and other tools to maximize collective intelligence and ensure capability building. Since 2010, ACEAS has engaged researchers from over 20 Australian universities, government departments, and international institutions on grant-funded projects.

Veritas Managed Enterprise Vault Infographic

Ideba

2019 04-01 data forum final

Richard Vines

This presentation was made at the Public Sector Data Management Forum held in Melbourne in 2nd April 2019. In this presentation, Richard provided insights into the challenges he has observed regarding the theme of "scoping integrated data management" - taking an inter-disciplinary perspective where data management is conceived as a function that forms part of a wider broadly based knowledge ecology.

Big Data Brown Bag

usmanqureshi

This document summarizes a presentation about big data. The presentation covered what big data is, the four V's of big data (volume, velocity, variety, and veracity), a brief history of big data, diving deeper into Hadoop and its ecosystem, and two case studies. The presentation also discussed the big data initiative at the company CCC and how it aims to use big data for student success, retention, graduation rates, and improving advising.

EDRM Australia 2017: (Electronic Document and Records Management)

Steven Oest

Full Brochure for: EDRM Australia 2017: (Electronic Document and Records Management) 26 -27 April 2017, Mantra on Russell, Melbourne Vendor Neutral - NO Sales Presentations Attend Both Days for: $1595 plus gst= $1754.50 when you join early http://www.arkgroupaustralia.com.au/events/edrm-australia-2017/ This forum puts forward the most relevant and mid-level to advanced current case studies and perspectives, elaborating on the critical demands during change, how best to maintain effective stakeholder engagement, things that you may not expect to go wrong during an implementation, building a business case, risk management, security controls and of course, addressing the challenges of the next generation records manager – just how realistic is a cloud based record management? Sharing insights and learnings through case study presentations are: Transport Accident Commission KPMG University of Sydney Australian Government Indigenous Land Corporation Optus Business CSIRO Royal Australasian College of Surgeons

ChildStory Pre-Tender Market Briefing 20 May 2015

ChildStory

Gov health and safety session

alderso1

This document discusses how emerging technologies will disrupt health and safety practices. It notes trends like rapid technological advances, big data, and changing work environments. The document outlines different potential futures for work and implications for health and safety professionals. It summarizes a survey of health and safety professionals that found they enjoy their work but see room for improved training and standards. The document also discusses capabilities frameworks, predictive analytics using new data sources, and how blockchain and a "Safety II" approach could reshape the industry to focus more on supporting success than procedural compliance alone.

Measuring Success: Community groups and environmental restoration

MonicaPeters

- Real-time packaging data is the future to meet regulatory requirements and positively impact the environment. Granular packaging data is needed from all participants in the packaging supply chain, including brands, retailers, manufacturers, recycling facilities, and NGOs. - Many US states have implemented or proposed regulations like Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws and plastic bills that will require accurate packaging data submissions. Brands and retailers need to focus on collecting live and accurate packaging data, rather than relying on averages, to comply with changing regulations. - e-halo is a packaging sustainability platform that can provide live packaging data and help manage sustainability requirements on an ongoing basis to drive strategic decisions and mitigate compliance risks.

What Can Happen when Genome Sciences Meets Data Sciences?

Philip Bourne

The document discusses the intersection of genome sciences and data sciences. It provides context on data science definitions, relevant examples at NIH, and challenges. The author argues that fully integrating diverse biomedical data sources through open platforms could accelerate research by enabling new discoveries. However, changing entrenched work practices and incentivizing platform use are challenges. The DSI is working to break down silos through collaboration and practical training to help advance open data and digital integration of research workflows.

S4 3 ajit saxena 6 12

Sehgal Foundation

The document discusses a lack of access to safe water, hygiene, and sanitation in India which leads to diseases and economic losses. It notes that conventional approaches to improving WASH have been ineffective and do not address women's needs. The "Pan in the Van" approach is proposed as a women-centric, mobile solution using a van equipped with audiovisual tools, demonstrations, and a resource team. The approach involves a 3-day camp providing planning, capacity building, and follow up to help communities achieve and maintain total sanitation in a cost-effective manner. Evaluation of initial camps showed improved women's participation, demand generation, and addressing supply chain issues.

4th_LatAm_HSSE_In_Energy

Githin Mohan

The document provides information on the 4th Annual LatAm HSSE in Energy conference taking place on December 2-3, 2015 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It discusses the event highlights from past editions, speakers, participating companies and countries. The 2-day agenda covers topics on improving health and safety in the energy sector from both regulatory and operational perspectives, risk evaluation, advanced safety awareness, improving safety influence through education and communication, and operational excellence. Over 100 attendees from 9 countries and 47 companies are expected to participate in the event.

GFAR COSA GLF webinar on "Effective Tools for Understanding, Managing and Acc...

GCARD Conferences

These is the slide deck of presentations used during the webinar "Effective Tools for Understanding, Managing and Accelerating Impact" This webinar was co-organised by GFAR, COSA and GLF and is part of a wider series on agricultural research & innovation,eco-systems management and sustainable development. It was introduced in this blogpost: https://blog.gfar.net/2017/10/13/join-cosa-gfar-impact-webinar/ The video recording of the actual webinar can be found on our Youtube channel: Effective https://youtu.be/RtYlWo_Ok5o With thanks to our co-hosts in this webinar: (COSA) Global Landscapes forum (GLF) and Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA) - https://thecosa.org/ http://landscapes.org

COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION SYSTEM IN BARANGAY POBLACION, DANAO CITY, CEBU - CAP...

Mark John Lado, MIT

Organizing a Global Grant VTT Maternal Mortality Reduction Program

Rotary International

It takes a team of dedicated Rotarians to organize a new and holistic approach to reducing maternal and child mortality in resource-poor areas. The work includes needs assessment, discussion with governments, securing required resources for a VTT, and improvement of infrastructure. Are you up for the challenge? We'll discuss your situation and guide you through each step so you can achieve your goals.

Organizing a Global Grant VTT Maternal Mortality Reduction Program

Rotary International

MoM2010: Data mining as an Saudi IT nation demand

Hend Al-Khalifa

Data mining involves extracting useful knowledge from large amounts of raw data through automated analysis. It has become increasingly important as more data is collected but not analyzed due to the volume. Data mining draws from fields like machine learning and statistics to discover patterns that may not be obvious. It has many applications in commercial, scientific, and educational contexts to provide better services, insights, and to analyze data that is too large for traditional techniques. Data mining automates analysis of massive datasets to help form hypotheses.

Personalisation of Social Care Pit Stop

Digital Catapult

Innovation in agriculture Alumni Webinar slidedeck_FINAL.pdf

Stacey154255

This document provides an overview of a presentation about innovation in agriculture driving sustainability and profitability. The presentation discusses how technologies like sensors, machinery, software and apps are being used on farms today to collect data, improve productivity, and support farm management. It also discusses how digital connectivity benefits farmers through improved communication. One company, Zetifi, is highlighted as extending existing wireless networks to provide connectivity in remote areas. Overall the presentation discusses how digital technologies are enabling more sustainable and profitable agriculture.

Innovation in agriculture Alumni Webinar slidedeck_FINAL.pdf

Stacey154255

What data, from where?

ILRI

This document discusses different types of data that can be used to understand drivers of change, including: 1. Official government and census data which provides national coverage but varies in quality and availability. 2. Remotely sensed data from satellites that is increasing and provides multiple data layers at different scales and time points. 3. Research data from projects which examines specific questions but has limited geographic and temporal scope and variability in standards. There is a need to increase long-term access and sharing of research data. An agricultural data platform is proposed to archive and integrate different data sources to better understand drivers of change over long time periods and large scales. This would help target research and policy and increase the value of

Chavan 02 02 Gbif Small To Big

Vishwas Chavan

The document discusses the issue of uneven distribution of biodiversity data around the world, with much of the data held by small publishers and citizen scientists. It notes that these "small data publishers" face challenges in discovering, accessing, managing and publishing their data according to standards. The document calls for developing standards and tools that make it easier for small data publishers to capture, organize and share their biodiversity data in order to help mobilize this important but hard to access data.

IBM Health and Social Programs Summit: Person-centered Team-based Care: Adven...

IBM Cúram Software Health and Social Programs

DMPTool Webinar 10: More Extensive DMPs

University of California Curation Center

Data management plans existed long before the NSF started requiring them. DMPs have inherent value despite their being relatively unknown to researchers until now. Proper, thorough data management plans are potentially a major time saver and a huge asset for the project. In this webinar, we will cover how to go beyond funder requirements and develop more thorough data DMPs The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative requires an extensive data management plan for projects it funds; we will hear about their efforts and how they are planning to use the DMPTool going forward.

Big App Challenge 2014 Post Mortem Report

Peter Kua

1) The Big App Challenge saw strong registration and participation numbers, totaling 225 registrations by the deadline. 2) The challenge included an ideation phase with workshops to help generate ideas, a 4-week development period, and finals presentation where winners were announced. 3) The top three winning teams developed apps around dengue outbreak prediction and water management, using techniques like predictive modeling, visualization, and open data.

Ecologists accelerating discovery: Ecological synthesis paves the way to tran...

National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center

Background/Question/Methods Environmental problems are by definition social problems and so it follows that progress towards a future that is sustainable for both the natural world and the people that rely on it requires close collaboration between ecologists and social scientists. It also requires that research problems and methods be framed jointly with those able to implement sustainability actions. Understanding what factors promote successful collaborations among such teams is an active area of research that has only recently been formalized as “the science of team science”. In 2011, the U.S. National Science Foundation funded a national center – the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC) – to build capacity to undertake inter- and transdisciplinary research and accelerate team progress in solving critical socio-ecological problems. Results/Conclusions This talk will describe: 1) the application of theory and ideas used to design the programs and operational strategy of the center; and 2) mechanisms for evaluating and adapting center processes; and 3) early outcomes from teams of researchers. We highlight the lessons learned that helped to promote productive collaborations and positive team experiences.

Assar spotlight on communicating climate information - November 2015

weADAPT

Data Cloud, More than a CDP by Matt Robison

Sept 2019 meeting mpi

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

Similar to Sept 2019 meeting mpi

Similar to Sept 2019 meeting mpi (20)

More from Anna Loughnan Colquhoun

More from Anna Loughnan Colquhoun (20)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (20)

Sept 2019 meeting mpi

Editor's Notes