Winner Case: Best Integrated CommunicationIndblik Inc.
Using Q&A Relay to bring content, interaction and energy to your event. A case description of how Q&A Relay strengthened the Novozymes Opening the Box Summit.
Content on Top (Lavacon 2013 J Gollner)Joe Gollner
One of my presentations at this year's Lavacon (2013). It looks at a Case Study where content technologies and communication practices found unexpected applicability within the upper echelons of an organization...
So someone signs up for your organization’s communications…now what? Do you have a process in place to follow-up with the people that have expressed an interest in your mission? Join us for a brown bag session where we’ll discuss the systems you need to effectively interact with potential volunteers, donors, and advocates who encounter your organization. We’ll share smart strategies for engaging community supporters.
Generating Insights: Using Competitive Assessment to Shape Your Content StrategyLaura Blaydon
Most organizations today are facing an increasingly competitive global market, requiring greater brand and product differentiation than ever before. In this environment, assessment of competitor content offerings provides valuable insights that can be leveraged when creating near- and long-term content strategies.
Whether highlighting opportunities for creating new content, repositioning current offerings or completely overhauling content, competitive assessment enables content strategists to provide specific, targeted recommendations that can transform a brand and win the hearts and minds of consumers.
The document discusses creating a measurable intranet strategy. It emphasizes the importance of having goals, objectives and metrics to measure success. It provides examples of key performance indicators and techniques for measuring intranet usage and effectiveness, including analytics, surveys, usability testing and benchmarking. It also presents a case study of how PNC Financial Services created measurable goals and reviewed them regularly to improve their intranet.
Technology Planning for Small Nonprofits (11NTCsmallplan)Miminten
This document summarizes a session on technology planning for small non-profits. The session covered assigning IT responsibilities, prioritizing IT decisions, and basic elements of an IT budget. Speakers discussed dividing responsibilities like infrastructure, data, fundraising systems, and communications. They emphasized making technology a priority and assessing needs based on organizational strategy, capacity, and the current state of IT. The basic elements of an IT budget include hardware, software, security, ongoing contracts, support and ensuring follow through by assigning owners and meeting regularly.
Presentation to Belmont University MBA classAnna Stout
Ryan Stout, co-owner of Astute Communications was asked to speak to a Business Consulting class in the MBA program at Belmont University. In the presentation, he covered setting expectation, scope of work, and rules to consider when working with clients.
Winner Case: Best Integrated CommunicationIndblik Inc.
Using Q&A Relay to bring content, interaction and energy to your event. A case description of how Q&A Relay strengthened the Novozymes Opening the Box Summit.
Content on Top (Lavacon 2013 J Gollner)Joe Gollner
One of my presentations at this year's Lavacon (2013). It looks at a Case Study where content technologies and communication practices found unexpected applicability within the upper echelons of an organization...
So someone signs up for your organization’s communications…now what? Do you have a process in place to follow-up with the people that have expressed an interest in your mission? Join us for a brown bag session where we’ll discuss the systems you need to effectively interact with potential volunteers, donors, and advocates who encounter your organization. We’ll share smart strategies for engaging community supporters.
Generating Insights: Using Competitive Assessment to Shape Your Content StrategyLaura Blaydon
Most organizations today are facing an increasingly competitive global market, requiring greater brand and product differentiation than ever before. In this environment, assessment of competitor content offerings provides valuable insights that can be leveraged when creating near- and long-term content strategies.
Whether highlighting opportunities for creating new content, repositioning current offerings or completely overhauling content, competitive assessment enables content strategists to provide specific, targeted recommendations that can transform a brand and win the hearts and minds of consumers.
The document discusses creating a measurable intranet strategy. It emphasizes the importance of having goals, objectives and metrics to measure success. It provides examples of key performance indicators and techniques for measuring intranet usage and effectiveness, including analytics, surveys, usability testing and benchmarking. It also presents a case study of how PNC Financial Services created measurable goals and reviewed them regularly to improve their intranet.
Technology Planning for Small Nonprofits (11NTCsmallplan)Miminten
This document summarizes a session on technology planning for small non-profits. The session covered assigning IT responsibilities, prioritizing IT decisions, and basic elements of an IT budget. Speakers discussed dividing responsibilities like infrastructure, data, fundraising systems, and communications. They emphasized making technology a priority and assessing needs based on organizational strategy, capacity, and the current state of IT. The basic elements of an IT budget include hardware, software, security, ongoing contracts, support and ensuring follow through by assigning owners and meeting regularly.
Presentation to Belmont University MBA classAnna Stout
Ryan Stout, co-owner of Astute Communications was asked to speak to a Business Consulting class in the MBA program at Belmont University. In the presentation, he covered setting expectation, scope of work, and rules to consider when working with clients.
Creating A Measurable Intranet Strategy Prescient Digital MediaCarmine Porco
In this 60 minute Webinar, participants will gain an understanding for:
* The real world challenges and benefits of intranet strategy
* How to quantify your intranet effectiveness with examples from a real case study of PNC Bank
* The importance of an intranet strategy
* Various research techniques to acquire employee input
* How to create measurable goals for your intranet
* Proven methodologies for executing the strategy
Naveen Jain discusses building an analytics culture at First Tech Federal Credit Union. Key aspects included establishing executive commitment, focusing on fact-based decision making, developing an information infrastructure, and engaging business units. Early wins included improving onboarding to drive product penetration and reducing mortgage loan cycle times by integrating data and visualizing workflows. Lessons learned centered around maintaining executive alignment, engaging business stakeholders, prioritizing quick wins through an agile development approach.
Diagnosing and Solving Content Problems - Information Architecture and Conten...Theresa Putkey
A step-by-step process for looking at your website, discovering the problems with the content, prioritizing these problems and then solving them. Takes an information architecture and content strategy approach.
This document promotes Orgzit, a project management software. It discusses how Orgzit allows businesses to organize projects, collaborate with teams and clients, and analyze project progress. Key features highlighted include task management, communication tools, reporting, and customization options. Customer testimonials praise Orgzit for its ease of use, ability to handle multiple business needs, and quick implementation time. The document encourages scheduling a free consultation call to understand how Orgzit can help drive business growth.
By Idealware—Your senior staff and board of directors can benefit from the ability to view high level metrics for your organization, but it’s not obvious how to easily pull such a thing together. We'll outline what has worked for other organizations to define the metrics that should be tracked, strategies for compiling data from different systems, and then possibilities for putting it all together into a visual dashboard.
The document summarizes a project at Mayo Clinic to develop personas - archetypal user profiles - to better understand their employees and design resources to meet their needs. The project involved conducting over 180 interviews with subject matter experts over 560 hours to gather data on employee tasks, needs, and preferences. The team analyzed the data in workshops and created around 40 personas. Key lessons learned included the importance of teamwork and stakeholder engagement, managing large amounts of user data, and that being the first to undertake a major project came with challenges of being a pioneer.
This document outlines the agenda and objectives for the Design Week Portland Presumptive Design Workshop. The workshop will introduce participants to presumptive design and design thinking models. It will guide them through a hypothetical design challenge, having them build prototypes and test them with users. The goal is to experience the full presumptive design process and get user feedback on envisioning potential futures. The agenda includes activities like learning about presumptive design and design thinking, exploring the challenge, building solutions, preparing for and conducting user engagement sessions, and analyzing the results.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - managing your grant effectively
The TIG staff will review reporting requirements, grant assurances and discuss best practices for managing technology grants. There will also be a preview of the upcoming 2015 TIG Cycle.
This document discusses tools that can help people make choices. It describes how choices involve weighing multiple options and factors from different perspectives, which makes choices complex. An ideal choice management system would help people gather relevant information on their options and factors to consider, see how options compare on important factors, and get input from others. The document outlines features such systems could have and information people want when making choices. It argues we can make better choices with mindfulness and by managing choices as projects. Technology offers potential to develop new tools that support the choice-making process.
This document outlines the agenda and presenters for a TIG conference on project management. The agenda includes sessions on backwards planning, gearing up for projects, meetings and implementation, sharing results, and managing projects without direct authority. Presenters are listed who will cover backwards planning, choosing project tools, effective meetings, tracking partner activities, sharing results through various formats, project transition, and managing sideways.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Are you agile ?
Agile can make projects more visible, more focused on delivering value, and more responsive to ever-changing needs. Learn what Agile is and how Illinois Legal Aid Online and Legal Services Corporation are using two of the most popular Agile frameworks to better manage teams and projects, improve quality, and deliver solutions that meet user needs. We'll also demo free and low-cost Agile tools for managing Agile projects.
This document discusses engaging pro bono attorneys in virtual law practice to increase their participation and productivity. It outlines several problems, such as attorneys being reluctant to commit more time than they can afford. The solution proposed is a virtual law firm platform that reduces friction between legal administrators, pro bono attorneys, and clients. The workflow involves attorneys registering for the system and being assigned clients by administrators. Clients also register and access legal services through a secure online portal. The platform aims to encourage online collaboration and provide various functions to help attorneys manage cases, communicate with clients, and deliver limited legal services remotely. Expected outcomes include increased pro bono participation and more effective delivery of legal assistance.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Gender and cultural competency with legal tec...Legal Services Corporation
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Gender and cultural competency with legal technology
As legal services technology tools evolve, it’s important to take a step back to think about how they reflect the diverse populations they are meant to serve. This workshop will explore considerations and best practices in designing and upgrading legal technology with sensitivity to issues like gender identity and expression, racial and ethnic diversity, disability and 508 compliance and more.
This presentation discusses creating informative videos on a budget for legal aid organizations. It recommends considering available resources and user needs in determining the type of video to create. A 6-step process for video creation is outlined: discovery, script, storyboard, visual concept, animation/sound design, and delivery. Various low-cost promotion methods are suggested to share the video without exceeding marketing budgets. Evaluating video engagement and viewer feedback is also advised to measure a video's success in delivering its message.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Shop Smart: How a Formal Procurement Process ...Legal Services Corporation
The document provides guidance on conducting a formal procurement process to safeguard technology investments. It discusses identifying needs, issuing requests for information (RFIs) and proposals (RFPs), evaluating responses, negotiating contracts, and memorializing the entire process. The key steps include: conducting a needs assessment, issuing RFIs/RFPs, comparing responses using scorecards, negotiating terms such as scope of work, roles, and termination fees, and saving all documentation for future reference. Following a formal procurement process helps ensure the selection of suitable vendors and products that meet the defined needs.
The document provides an overview of a conference for the LawHelp Network. It lists presenters from various organizations and describes their program initiatives including language access translations, LawHelp Interactive improvements, mobile innovations, and mini portal creations. It highlights recent projects for specific state legal aid websites including ProJusticeMN, WashingtonLawHelp, and TexasLawHelp. It discusses upcoming improvements to the LawHelp and Pro Bono Net platforms. The document aims to share updates and ideas for the network moving forward in 2015.
An expert system is a mechanism that acquires expertise from experts and delivers it to others. It has two main components: a knowledge base that contains rules and information, and an inference engine that applies reasoning to the knowledge base. Expert systems can be used to build tools like legal intake and triage systems. The Virginia Legal Aid Society developed an online expert system to improve the efficiency of its intake process by automatically screening applicants and referring ineligible cases to other resources in order to reduce unnecessary interviews. The system evaluated over 400 applicants in its first two months and avoided around 40 unnecessary interviews per week by identifying ineligible cases.
Business intelligence- Components, Tools, Need and Applicationsraj
As part of the research project for the course Technical Foundations of Information Systems at the University of Illinois, our team worked on the topic, Business Intelligence. The presentation focuses on what is Business Intelligence, its various components, latest tools, the need of BI as well as applications of this technology. This project deals with the latest development of BI technologies (hardware or software) and includes comprehensive literature survey from Journals, and the Internet.
TechSoup Connect Texas: Creating a Tech Stack Built Around QBOTechSoup
The document discusses building a tech stack around QuickBooks Online to automate financial processes for nonprofits. It recommends stacking apps that integrate with QBO like Bill.com for accounts payable, Gusto for payroll, Divvy for expenses, and Fathom for reporting. Combining the right apps can increase operational efficiency, staff productivity and transparency. The presentation provides an overview of how each app works and its costs.
Most of the businesses are sitting on various types of data, which they are assessing during their business operations. But most of the time, the available data is not effectively organized or consolidated to analyze and interpret.
- Demonetization refers to removing a currency from circulation and replacing it with a new version. The Indian government demonetized high denomination banknotes in 2016 to curb corruption, black money, and move toward a cashless economy.
- Big data and machine learning can be used to analyze the large amount of transaction data generated from demonetization to identify trends, relationships between variables, and spot anomalies that may indicate fraudulent activity. This data when linked across government departments can help reduce undeclared wealth and income.
- While demonetization aimed to reduce corruption and black money, it also had short-term costs like cash shortages that increased prices and impacted common people.
Creating A Measurable Intranet Strategy Prescient Digital MediaCarmine Porco
In this 60 minute Webinar, participants will gain an understanding for:
* The real world challenges and benefits of intranet strategy
* How to quantify your intranet effectiveness with examples from a real case study of PNC Bank
* The importance of an intranet strategy
* Various research techniques to acquire employee input
* How to create measurable goals for your intranet
* Proven methodologies for executing the strategy
Naveen Jain discusses building an analytics culture at First Tech Federal Credit Union. Key aspects included establishing executive commitment, focusing on fact-based decision making, developing an information infrastructure, and engaging business units. Early wins included improving onboarding to drive product penetration and reducing mortgage loan cycle times by integrating data and visualizing workflows. Lessons learned centered around maintaining executive alignment, engaging business stakeholders, prioritizing quick wins through an agile development approach.
Diagnosing and Solving Content Problems - Information Architecture and Conten...Theresa Putkey
A step-by-step process for looking at your website, discovering the problems with the content, prioritizing these problems and then solving them. Takes an information architecture and content strategy approach.
This document promotes Orgzit, a project management software. It discusses how Orgzit allows businesses to organize projects, collaborate with teams and clients, and analyze project progress. Key features highlighted include task management, communication tools, reporting, and customization options. Customer testimonials praise Orgzit for its ease of use, ability to handle multiple business needs, and quick implementation time. The document encourages scheduling a free consultation call to understand how Orgzit can help drive business growth.
By Idealware—Your senior staff and board of directors can benefit from the ability to view high level metrics for your organization, but it’s not obvious how to easily pull such a thing together. We'll outline what has worked for other organizations to define the metrics that should be tracked, strategies for compiling data from different systems, and then possibilities for putting it all together into a visual dashboard.
The document summarizes a project at Mayo Clinic to develop personas - archetypal user profiles - to better understand their employees and design resources to meet their needs. The project involved conducting over 180 interviews with subject matter experts over 560 hours to gather data on employee tasks, needs, and preferences. The team analyzed the data in workshops and created around 40 personas. Key lessons learned included the importance of teamwork and stakeholder engagement, managing large amounts of user data, and that being the first to undertake a major project came with challenges of being a pioneer.
This document outlines the agenda and objectives for the Design Week Portland Presumptive Design Workshop. The workshop will introduce participants to presumptive design and design thinking models. It will guide them through a hypothetical design challenge, having them build prototypes and test them with users. The goal is to experience the full presumptive design process and get user feedback on envisioning potential futures. The agenda includes activities like learning about presumptive design and design thinking, exploring the challenge, building solutions, preparing for and conducting user engagement sessions, and analyzing the results.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - managing your grant effectively
The TIG staff will review reporting requirements, grant assurances and discuss best practices for managing technology grants. There will also be a preview of the upcoming 2015 TIG Cycle.
This document discusses tools that can help people make choices. It describes how choices involve weighing multiple options and factors from different perspectives, which makes choices complex. An ideal choice management system would help people gather relevant information on their options and factors to consider, see how options compare on important factors, and get input from others. The document outlines features such systems could have and information people want when making choices. It argues we can make better choices with mindfulness and by managing choices as projects. Technology offers potential to develop new tools that support the choice-making process.
This document outlines the agenda and presenters for a TIG conference on project management. The agenda includes sessions on backwards planning, gearing up for projects, meetings and implementation, sharing results, and managing projects without direct authority. Presenters are listed who will cover backwards planning, choosing project tools, effective meetings, tracking partner activities, sharing results through various formats, project transition, and managing sideways.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Are you agile ?
Agile can make projects more visible, more focused on delivering value, and more responsive to ever-changing needs. Learn what Agile is and how Illinois Legal Aid Online and Legal Services Corporation are using two of the most popular Agile frameworks to better manage teams and projects, improve quality, and deliver solutions that meet user needs. We'll also demo free and low-cost Agile tools for managing Agile projects.
This document discusses engaging pro bono attorneys in virtual law practice to increase their participation and productivity. It outlines several problems, such as attorneys being reluctant to commit more time than they can afford. The solution proposed is a virtual law firm platform that reduces friction between legal administrators, pro bono attorneys, and clients. The workflow involves attorneys registering for the system and being assigned clients by administrators. Clients also register and access legal services through a secure online portal. The platform aims to encourage online collaboration and provide various functions to help attorneys manage cases, communicate with clients, and deliver limited legal services remotely. Expected outcomes include increased pro bono participation and more effective delivery of legal assistance.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Gender and cultural competency with legal tec...Legal Services Corporation
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Gender and cultural competency with legal technology
As legal services technology tools evolve, it’s important to take a step back to think about how they reflect the diverse populations they are meant to serve. This workshop will explore considerations and best practices in designing and upgrading legal technology with sensitivity to issues like gender identity and expression, racial and ethnic diversity, disability and 508 compliance and more.
This presentation discusses creating informative videos on a budget for legal aid organizations. It recommends considering available resources and user needs in determining the type of video to create. A 6-step process for video creation is outlined: discovery, script, storyboard, visual concept, animation/sound design, and delivery. Various low-cost promotion methods are suggested to share the video without exceeding marketing budgets. Evaluating video engagement and viewer feedback is also advised to measure a video's success in delivering its message.
LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Shop Smart: How a Formal Procurement Process ...Legal Services Corporation
The document provides guidance on conducting a formal procurement process to safeguard technology investments. It discusses identifying needs, issuing requests for information (RFIs) and proposals (RFPs), evaluating responses, negotiating contracts, and memorializing the entire process. The key steps include: conducting a needs assessment, issuing RFIs/RFPs, comparing responses using scorecards, negotiating terms such as scope of work, roles, and termination fees, and saving all documentation for future reference. Following a formal procurement process helps ensure the selection of suitable vendors and products that meet the defined needs.
The document provides an overview of a conference for the LawHelp Network. It lists presenters from various organizations and describes their program initiatives including language access translations, LawHelp Interactive improvements, mobile innovations, and mini portal creations. It highlights recent projects for specific state legal aid websites including ProJusticeMN, WashingtonLawHelp, and TexasLawHelp. It discusses upcoming improvements to the LawHelp and Pro Bono Net platforms. The document aims to share updates and ideas for the network moving forward in 2015.
An expert system is a mechanism that acquires expertise from experts and delivers it to others. It has two main components: a knowledge base that contains rules and information, and an inference engine that applies reasoning to the knowledge base. Expert systems can be used to build tools like legal intake and triage systems. The Virginia Legal Aid Society developed an online expert system to improve the efficiency of its intake process by automatically screening applicants and referring ineligible cases to other resources in order to reduce unnecessary interviews. The system evaluated over 400 applicants in its first two months and avoided around 40 unnecessary interviews per week by identifying ineligible cases.
Business intelligence- Components, Tools, Need and Applicationsraj
As part of the research project for the course Technical Foundations of Information Systems at the University of Illinois, our team worked on the topic, Business Intelligence. The presentation focuses on what is Business Intelligence, its various components, latest tools, the need of BI as well as applications of this technology. This project deals with the latest development of BI technologies (hardware or software) and includes comprehensive literature survey from Journals, and the Internet.
TechSoup Connect Texas: Creating a Tech Stack Built Around QBOTechSoup
The document discusses building a tech stack around QuickBooks Online to automate financial processes for nonprofits. It recommends stacking apps that integrate with QBO like Bill.com for accounts payable, Gusto for payroll, Divvy for expenses, and Fathom for reporting. Combining the right apps can increase operational efficiency, staff productivity and transparency. The presentation provides an overview of how each app works and its costs.
Most of the businesses are sitting on various types of data, which they are assessing during their business operations. But most of the time, the available data is not effectively organized or consolidated to analyze and interpret.
- Demonetization refers to removing a currency from circulation and replacing it with a new version. The Indian government demonetized high denomination banknotes in 2016 to curb corruption, black money, and move toward a cashless economy.
- Big data and machine learning can be used to analyze the large amount of transaction data generated from demonetization to identify trends, relationships between variables, and spot anomalies that may indicate fraudulent activity. This data when linked across government departments can help reduce undeclared wealth and income.
- While demonetization aimed to reduce corruption and black money, it also had short-term costs like cash shortages that increased prices and impacted common people.
Using cloud-based software is standard practice for modern industries and most consumers, yet many local governments have still not fully understood and adopted this technology.
Topics:
* What are the major differences between traditional client/server and SaaS?
* How can SaaS improve internal efficiency and improve public services?
* How does the technology underlying SaaS address things like scalability, security, and adaptability?
* Lessons learned
The document discusses the challenges posed by data revolution and proposes SMART Statistics as a concept to help statistical organizations adapt. It defines SMART Statistics as data compiled through non-traditional means but equally trusted. The document outlines some key dimensions of SMART Statistics including organizational structure, business processes, and outcomes. It emphasizes the need for statistical organizations to become more innovative, responsive, and demand-driven to remain relevant in the current data landscape.
Keep a Pulse: Turning Data into Relationship Insights and (Automated) ActionTALiNT Partners
Sinéad Daly, Regional Manager for UK & Ireland, Bullhorn
- Are you working harder OR smarter? The technology and subsequent data at our fingertips creates boundless opportunities and valuable insights if harnessed properly
- However, with endless requests from clients, candidates, and internal employees, it’s difficult to slow down to evaluate, set strategy and execute. In this session
-We will share tips on leveraging the data from your ATS and CRM to drive (and potentially automate) activity to increase both efficiency and results.
Data discovery, channeling data, data visualization, and problem-solving; our experts are ready to help any businesses who need assistance on big data.
The future NGO is agile, entrepreneurial and digitalMzN International
How we deliver impact in a disrupted world
- Committed to deliver amidst disruption
- Agile is a buzzword: Here‘s what it comes down to
- Digital and entrepreneurial - essential to becoming agile
- Five lessons from agile transformations in 2020
- Action recommendations
Presentation given by Richard Corderoy from the Oakland Group on 29 July 2020.
Link to the news story:
https://www.apm.org.uk/news/cutting-through-the-hype-how-to-use-advanced-analytics-to-do-practical-things-today-webinar/
Link to YouTube recording: https://youtu.be/OIsvCrFR5Uw
In this presentation, Paul Ballew, D&B's Chief Data and Analytics Officer, explains the three levels of insight needed to gain an informed perspective for smarter decisions involving big data.
Going Beyond ‘What Success Looks Like’ – Using Data to Achieve Successful Pro...Jamie Clouting (CSPO)
Delivering value is at the heart of the Business Analyst role, but how easy is it to identify tangible value and prove the success of a project or program?
In agile projects we’ll often define a “definition of done” or ask the question “what does success look like”. At LateRooms.com, we’ve developed a toolkit for our Business Analysts to support the business in using data to define what success looks like, and track it throughout the project lifecycle.
This presentation will look at the ways LateRooms.com collects, analyses and uses data to better define the problem space, setup up KPI driven Critical Success Factors and present Benefits Realisation.
Data Visualization - HorizonWatch 2015 Trend Report Bill Chamberlin
Purpose: The slides provide an overview on the Data Visualization trend
Content: Summary information about the Data Visualization trend is provided along with many links to additional resources.
How To Use This Report: This report is best read/studied and used as a learning document. You may want to view the slides in slideshow mode so you can easily follow the links.
Please Note: This report is based on internal IBM analysis and is not meant to be a statement of direction by IBM nor is IBM committing to any particular technology or solution.
This document provides an agenda for a Google Analytics training session. The agenda includes topics such as getting started with Google Analytics, navigating the interface, audience, acquisition, behavior, and conversion reports. It also covers account administration, advanced tracking implementations, measuring content, importing and extracting data, and common applications of Google Analytics. The training emphasizes using Google Analytics for analysis rather than just reporting, and how to tell data-driven stories to different audiences. It provides best practices for setting up views and segments, understanding users, tracking campaigns and visitor engagement, and setting up conversion goals.
Webinar: How Penton Uses MongoDB As an Analytics Platform within their Drupal...MongoDB
NorthPoint Digital worked with the Penton and MongoDB teams to deliver a MongoDB based solution, Govalytics, to serve city and county governments. We will review the design decisions made and steps taken to implement and integrate into the existing digital platform.
In the session, we will review:
How Govalytics fits into Penton's entire digital platform?
What were the business drivers for choosing MongoDB (with Product Owner testimony) and why it was so successful?
How NorthPoint Digital implemented a complete, highly interactive UX solution powered by MongoDB as part of an integrated solution and not just as a database
Roadmap for the future – how the solution was designed to be independently scalable
Data analysts and data scientists are becoming commonplace in most businesses nowadays and employing them on a full-time basis creates a severe financial burden to the management; this is where HLB HAMT and their data analysis professionals step in.
Get Smart: The Present and Future of Data DiscoveryInside Analysis
Hot Technologies of 2013 with Bloor, Fitzgerald & Neutrino BI
Live Webcast July 17, 2013
http://www.insideanalysis.com
Somewhere in your data, discoveries wait to be found. Finding them can be quite a challenge, though, which is why data discovery gets so much attention these days. A whole array of tools is being promoted for data visualization and business discovery. But what are the component parts of this technology? And how can discovery tools be used to sift through vast amounts of data effectively? Register for this episode of Hot Technologies to find out!
Analysts Dr. Robin Bloor of The Bloor Group, and Jaime Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald Analytics will each offer their take on what constitutes a high-quality discovery tool. They'll then take a briefing from Jon Woodward of Neutrino BI, who will tout his company's platform for facilitating data discovery. He'll talk about the value of being able to go "direct to data" during the discovery process. He'll also outline their roadmap for developing a next-generation "smart" discovery platform.
This document introduces a new data system called CSST Software that allows agencies to access and analyze client, community, and agency data. It summarizes comments from users who appreciate the system's accessibility and ease of use. The system is developed by Miles Technologies and implemented by experts from Garrett County Community Action and Think Outside. It allows users to search for client and community information, track client participation across programs and services, customize data collection forms, generate reports on programs and outcomes, and turn data into useful information for planning and evaluation.
Similar to Views you can use: data visualization | LSC Technology Initiative Grant Conference 2015 (20)
This document provides data and statistics from the 2014 edition of LSC by the Numbers, which presents information on funding, client services, demographics, staffing, and other metrics for Legal Services Corporation (LSC) grantees. Some key figures include: LSC appropriations of $335 million in 2014; LSC grantees served over 1.8 million people and closed nearly 758,000 cases; grantees employed over 8,700 staff members; and over 63 million Americans were eligible for LSC-funded legal assistance in 2014.
Legal Services Corporation's 2014 Annual Report
Legal Services Corporation (LSC) is an independent nonprofit established by Congress in 1974 to provide financial support for civil legal aid to low-income Americans. The Corporation currently provides funding to 134 independent non-profit legal aid programs in every state, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories.
This document contains photos and captions from a Legal Services Corporation (LSC) event. It summarizes:
1) LSC Board Chair John Levi provided introductory remarks for a panel on access to justice.
2) Martha Minow moderated the panel, which included judges and lawyers.
3) There were additional panels and discussions on LSC leadership and technology grants.
4) Pro bono awards were given to organizations and individuals at a reception.
This document provides guidance on managing Technology Initiative Grants (TIGs) effectively, including reporting requirements, compliance, lessons learned, and best practices. It discusses forming project committees, creating work plans, evaluating projects, submitting payment requests and reports, budgeting, contracting, and resolving conflicts of interest. The document also outlines the 2015 TIG cycle schedule and areas of interest, and provides tips for writing letters of intent. Resources from the TIG website and LSC staff contacts are listed for additional assistance.
This document discusses engaging pro bono attorneys in virtual law practice to increase their participation and productivity. It outlines several problems, such as attorneys being reluctant to commit more time than they can afford. The solution proposed is a virtual law firm platform that reduces friction between legal administrators, pro bono attorneys, and clients. The workflow involves attorneys registering for the system and being assigned clients by administrators. Clients also register and access legal services through a secure online portal. The platform allows for online collaboration and communication to more efficiently deliver unbundled legal services to clients. Expected outcomes include increased pro bono participation and more effective delivery of legal assistance.
An expert system is a mechanism that acquires expertise from experts and delivers it to others. It has two main components: a knowledge base that contains rules and information, and an inference engine that applies reasoning to the knowledge base. Expert systems can be used to build tools like legal intake and triage systems. The Virginia Legal Aid Society developed an online expert system to improve the efficiency of its intake process by automatically screening applicants and referring ineligible cases to other resources in order to reduce unnecessary interviews. The system evaluated over 400 applicants in its first two months and avoided around 40 unnecessary interviews per week by identifying ineligible cases.
LSC 40th Anniversary Kick-Off Conference Photo Galley
To kick off our 40th anniversary, LSC brought together thought leaders from across the legal profession, the private sector, and government in a three-day event to work toward fulfilling America’s promise of equal justice under the law.
Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, Associate Attorney General Tony West, and other leaders of the legal community gathered at the White House on April 8 for a Forum on Increasing Access to Justice, the third such event LSC has co-hosted with the White House.
Enhance LSC’s ability to assess the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of the programs that LSC funds;
Provide grantees with better tools to assess their own
performance, manage their operations, and increase private financial support.
SharePoint: Before and After
Participants learn how NJP has worked for the past 1.5 years on setting up an information management system to allow staff program wide to share important resources. We explore NJP’s organization of information within SharePoint, internal marketing and lessons learned. See how LAF in Chicago is replicating NJP’s TIG grant and planning in this session’s presentation.
This session focused on the Drupal-based DLAW website template and other Drupal innovations in legal services. It included updates on new enhancements, newly launched Drupal sites, and changes to existing sites across the legal aid community. Presenters included members of the community and Drupal developers.
LSNTAP Presentation: What the National Technology Assistance Project can do f...Legal Services Corporation
LSNTAP.org provides legal aid and assistance to low-income individuals. It is run by Brian Rowe of the Northwest Justice Project. The website contains videos about legal aid topics and has a privacy policy for its legal aid websites. Brian Rowe can be contacted at BrianR@NWJustice.org regarding LSNTAP.org or legal technology issues.
LawHelp Website Network Session
This session highlighted LawHelp / probono.net network activities and developments. PBN staff will discuss new and upcoming developments for the LawHelp.org and probono.net platforms, including new localized content portals, mobile enhancements, and pro bono engagement tools.
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1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
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What is generative AI
Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
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Views you can use: data visualization | LSC Technology Initiative Grant Conference 2015
1. Views You Can Use - Making Data
Visualization Accessible With Tools
Available Now
TIG 2015 - San Antonio
2. Introductions
Joan Kleinberg - Northwest Justice Project (joank@nwjustice.org)
Kristin Verrill - Atlanta Legal Aid Society (knverrill@atlantalegalaid.org)
Christina Sanabria - Legal Services Corporation (sanabriac@lsc.gov)
Jeff Hogue - Legal Server (jhogue@legalserver.org)
3. JOAN - NJP
Goals of project
- Incorporate business intelligence into routine
operation
- Identify need for strategic advocacy
4. Yes business intelligence is relevant
to legal services..
BI helps us understand:
● Who and where our clients are
● What problems clients bring to us
● What levels of service we provide
● Who is doing what work
And whether these are in line with strategic goals.
7. Data Visualizations -
● At-a-glance views of data
● Communicate quickly and clearly
● Show key performance indicators (data that
is important to you)
12. Trials and Tribulations
● Engaging staff
● Staff understanding of appropriate
dashboard contents
Triumphs
● Creating tools useful to staff
● Supporting strategic objectives
13. Atlanta Legal Aid Society’s Data
Visualization Project
Kristin Verrill
14. • Promotion
– Demonstrate the value of our work/economic impact
of our work to traditional and nontraditional funders
• Insight
– Client feedback
– Management and supervision
• Integrated with CMS
– Collecting data for economic impact study = time
consuming
– Support!
TIG Project
15. Gathering input/interest = Fail
– “She has no need for any specific data on a GIS
scale and could not see a use on a day-to-day
basis.”
– “Asked to be left off the email going to all manager
emails regarding the project.”
– “While she does not anticipate using the system too
often, she would be interested in looking at
‘demographic’ data.”
TIG Project
22. Data Viz Hand-Outs
● CMS connection =
data viz on the fly
● Help solidify new
relationships
● Demonstrate ability
to address funder’s
area of interest
44. LSC By the Numbers
● “Makeover” started in 2012
● Take info that’s already available, make it
more accessible and readable
45. LSC By the Numbers
● Positive feedback - “It’s great you’re doing
this now!”
● Led to corrections in data
● Recognition of multiple audiences
● Being asked about by Congressional
committee staff
46. LSC’s Data Visualization Initiatives
The “Data Portal”
● Vision: an integrated data/ doc mgmt system
● One system for all grants-related data
● Will make data easier to find, streamline
data collection, improve reporting capacities
● Built on Salesforce
47. The “Data Portal”
Currently: 3 major systems + many minor ones
Future: Integration!
Among LSC’s systems, plus should be ready to
integrate with external systems
52. Trend Analysis
● Built on javascript
● Slow to load :(
○ currently available on our LSC intraweb for staff
○ used in meetings, screenshots used in reports
○ we hope to eventually make it public to grantees/ the
public
● Being used as a model/ guidepost
53. Trend Analysis
We hope to make it
● Interactive
● Lets you see big picture and
deep dive
● Export to Excel/ CSV
● Visual
54. The “Data Portal”
When?
● Functional beta for internal use - summer ’15
● Replace LSC Grants grants management
system in 2016
55. LSC’s Data Visualization Initiatives
GIS Mapping
● Since 2011
● Using QGIS (free open-source software)
● Maps created in advance of each Program
Quality Visit (PQV)
○ Demographic data from ACS/Census
○ Case data provided by grantees
57. Data Viz Trends, Issues,
and Opportunities
-Jeff Hogue
Trends I see…
● people want to see under/overserved areas
● time on CASES vs. other time spent
● after the learning curve, enthusiasm and data revelations
● danger in easily accessible bad data
● possibilities for integration
58. Data Privacy
Personally Identifiable
Information (PII)
Personally Identifiable Information
leaks may lead to required
disclosure and other
consequences.
PII may include:
"any information about an individual
maintained by an agency, including (1) any
information that can be used to distinguish
or trace an individual‘s identity, such as
name, social security number, date and
place of birth, mother‘s maiden name, or
biometric records; and (2) any other
information that is linked or linkable to an
individual, such as medical, educational,
financial, and employment information.
Don’t even include PII in the source
report that contains your data unless
needed for the report.
59. Data Privacy - Location
Latitude and
Longitude
If your software uses lat/long,
exclude those from any tabular data,
data you use in non-secure
locations.
What is the smallest geographic area you can share without
leaking info about your clients? That depends...
60. Aggregation Opportunities
● Aggregation can tell a story
about service delivery for a
whole state/region
● Aggregated data could reveal
real-time trends in client
needs
● Possible drivers:
IOLTAs,
Forward thinking funders
Protecting program and client
interests in data
● Security and privacy
● Info you’d rather not share
with funders/others
62. CMS and outside the CMS
Advantage of Inside CMS data viz:
● security
● convenience
● real-time
Outside CMS advantages:
● purpose-built for prettiness
● interactivity with public data sources
63. Data Viz Tools Outside the CMS
Examples:
Fusion Tables
Tableau
Considerations:
Cost, Time, Privacy
65. Contact Info
Joan Kleinberg - Northwest Justice Project (joank@nwjustice.org)
Kristin Verrill - Atlanta Legal Aid Society (knverrill@atlantalegalaid.org)
Christina Sanabria - Legal Services Corporation (sanabriac@lsc.gov)
Jeff Hogue - Legal Server (jhogue@legalserver.org)