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PAVING THE WAY FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BIG DATA ADOPTION STOP “BY USING BIG DATA, GOVERNMENT WILL REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE AND BE MORE TRANSPARENT, WHICH WILL BRING ABOUT A BETTER TRUST IN GOVERNMENT.” - GovLoop Survey Participant 56% 55% 53% 12% 57% 43% Yes No YOUR BIG DATA BEST PRACTICES YOUR BIG DATA BEST PRACTICES #1. KNOW YOUR DATA #1. KNOW YOUR DATA BIG DATA CHALLENGES IS GOVERNMENT READY FOR BIG DATA? It’s clear that big data offers the opportunity for government agencies to improve their mission performance and service delivery. But we wonder: Is government ready? This infographic explores the big data landscape for government, and the related challenges, best practices and use cases of big data. WHAT STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES YOUR CURRENT USE OF BIG DATA? Insights from data are limited Insights from data lead to improvements We have yet to adopt big data Insights from data inform all of our decisions 39% 32% 19% 10% Ability to find critical information Improved efficiencies Timely decision making Consolidated data Search across different data types Transparent government Reduced costs Integrate legacy systems Better constituency services Other 71% 68% 56% 54% 49% 37% 35% 27% 27% 4% 60% 59% 57% 49% 44% 43% 35% 19% 15% 13% Lack of understanding of benefits No management support Workforce lacks skills No culture of data innovation Startup costs Disparate data sources Security Don’t know where to start Insufficient processing capabilities Other WHAT ARE YOUR BIG DATA CHALLENGES? Funding Lack of leadership support Not an agency priority Don’t understand value Other 46% 44% 44% 20% 14% WHAT IS PREVENTING YOU FROM ADOPTING A BIG DATA SOLUTION? What kind of data types do you currently search across in your agency? (Select all that apply) Text Application-Specific Documents Geospatial Rich File Formats Social Media Images Video Audio 75% 67% 44% 37% 37% 33% 19% 12% How long does it take you to aggregate data from multiple sources? Do you aggregate data from multiple sources? #3. STORING DATA IN A SINGLE REPOSITORY Less than an hour About a day About a week 2 weeks Other 12% 24% 35% 9% 20% No Yes 37% 63% HOW ARE YOU DEFINING BIG DATA? IS GOVERNMENT READY FOR BIG DATA? WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF BIG DATA? A GovLoop survey of 152 public sector professionals provided insights on the state of big data at their agency. Government has leveraged big data in a variety of ways, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t challenges to overcome. Looking for some ways to get started with big data? Here are a few best practices from your government peers. 1. What problem are you trying to solve? 2. Where is the necessary data solved? Who do you need to bring to the table? 3. How will you measure the ROI? #2. IDENTIFY A CLEAR ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEM Variety Complexity Size Speed

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Page 1: PAVING THE WAY FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BIG DATA ADOPTION · This infographic explores the big data landscape for government, and the related challenges, best practices and use cases of

PAVING THE WAY FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BIG DATA ADOPTION

STOP

“BY USING BIG DATA, GOVERNMENT

WILL REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE AND BE

MORE TRANSPARENT, WHICH WILL

BRING ABOUT A BETTER TRUST IN

GOVERNMENT.” - GovLoop Survey Participant

56% 55% 53% 12%57% 43%

YesNo

YOUR BIG DATA BEST PRACTICESYOUR BIG DATA BEST PRACTICES

#1. KNOW YOUR DATA #1. KNOW YOUR DATA

BIG DATA CHALLENGESIS GOVERNMENT READY FOR BIG DATA?

It’s clear that big data offers the opportunity for government agencies to improve their mission performance and service delivery. But we wonder: Is government ready?

This infographic explores the big data landscape for government, and the related challenges, best practices and use cases of big data.

WHAT STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES YOUR CURRENT USE OF BIG DATA?

Insights from data are limitedInsights from data lead to improvements

We have yet to adopt big dataInsights from data inform all of our decisions

39%32%19% 10%

Ability to find critical informationImproved efficiencies

Timely decision makingConsolidated data

Search across different data typesTransparent government

Reduced costsIntegrate legacy systems

Better constituency servicesOther

71%68%56%54%49%37%35%27%27% 4%

60%59%57%49%44%43%35%19%15%13%

Lack of understanding of benefitsNo management support

Workforce lacks skillsNo culture of data innovation

Startup costsDisparate data sources

SecurityDon’t know where to start

Insufficient processing capabilitiesOther

WHAT ARE YOUR BIG DATA CHALLENGES?

FundingLack of leadership support

Not an agency priorityDon’t understand value

Other

46%44%44%20%14%

WHAT IS PREVENTING YOU FROM ADOPTING A BIG DATA SOLUTION?

What kind of data types do you currently search across in your agency? (Select all that apply)

Text

Application-Specific Documents GeospatialRich File FormatsSocial MediaImagesVideoAudio

75%67%44%37%37%33%19%12%

How long does it take you to aggregate data from multiple sources?

Do you aggregate data from multiple sources?

#3. STORING DATA IN A SINGLE REPOSITORY

Less than an hourAbout a day

About a week2 weeks

Other

12%24%35%9%20%

No

Yes

37%63%

HOW ARE YOU DEFINING BIG DATA?

IS GOVERNMENT READY FOR BIG DATA?

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF BIG DATA?

A GovLoop survey of 152 public sector professionals provided insights on the stateof big data at their agency.

Government has leveraged big data in a variety of ways, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t challenges to overcome.

Looking for some ways to get started with big data? Here are a few best practices from your government peers.

1. What problem are you trying to solve? 2. Where is the necessary data solved? Who do you need to bring to the table?3. How will you measure the ROI?

#2. IDENTIFY A CLEAR ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEM

Variety Complexity Size Speed