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From Big Data to Smart Statistics
Mariana Kotzeva
Acting Director General
Eurostat
ESSnet Big Data Dissemination Workshop
Sofia,
23-24 Feb 2017
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A simpler definition
Statistics are the mirror through which we view society
David Hand @ Royal Statistical Society 2010
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Data revolution: challenges for official statistics
Data revolution
New data sources
New statistical and analytical methods and tools
Competition among data providers
New users' needs
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Scheveningen Memorandum on Big Data
Sep 2013
Action plan and roadmap for the ESS
Examine potential of Big Data for statistics
Collaboration at European and global level
Explore partnerships
Address privacy and data protection
Need for new skills
Methodology, quality assessment and IT
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Key areas
ESS Vision 2020
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Envisaged Benefits
Faster data production
Higher detail, e.g. geographically, frequency
More data
More flexible response to user needs
Increased efficiency
Stay relevant
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Policy Quality Skills
Experience sharing
Legislation IT
Infrastructures
Methods Ethics /
Communication
Partnerships
Pilots
Action Plan Themes
ESSnet Activities
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Levels of activity
Big Data ESSnet
Eurostat Pilots
Bilateral collaboration with
NSIs
Data4Policy UNECE HLG
GWG Big Data
ESS TF Big Data
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Policy for data
Active public policies to support digital transformation
Building a data friendly regulatory framework
Understanding the data value chain
Data will be the backbone for prosperous economies
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Data for policy
Data as strategic asset for public sector organisation
• Legal considerations
• Early identification and governance of data sources, data analytics, quality and metadata management
• Proper insertion of data driven insights into policy-cycle
Challenges
• Early detection of trends
• Faster feedback in support of better regulations and evidence based policy-making
• Better information on impact and results of policy measures
Big data
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European Commission
Data, information and knowledge management at the European Commission
Data4Policy inter-departmental group
Building a European data economy
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Back to back with NTTS 2017
• Employment and skills
National teams competing on a policy question
Applications to use a big data source and ideally official statistics
• Prototype can be the subject of a scientific paper
Creation of data product
European Big Data Hackathon
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What comes after Big Data?
https://opentechdiary.wordpress.com/tag/internet-of-things/
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Internet of Things and smart systems
Machines communicate with machines and humans
Massive exchange of data & information
Intelligent systems extract and aggregate data and transform it to information
Cognitive systems will take(semi)autonomous decisions
IoT will affect private life and economy
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Smart Statistics
• Embedded data capturing, processing and analysis
Future system of official statistics
• Enhance the efficiency of the entire statistical system
• ESS as a key provider of data4policy in a digital world
Expected benefits
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Official statistics in the future
Product design instead of data collection design
•Access and analyse data flows
Accreditation and certification as core tasks of NSIs
New ways of interaction with users
• Exchange services for data
Trusted third party
•Data integrator
Embedded in data flow – statistics 'everywhere' 17