OR In the Third Sector - Afternoon
Meeting
Unlocking the Value of Data for
Charities and Other Voluntary groups
With the advent of fast computers and the
internet, the total amount of world data is forecast to grow 50-fold in the
next decade, yet only 1% of this data is currently used productively.
This event will explore how charities and voluntary groups can use
data to improve their impact and make better decisions.
Our speakers will describe their real life
experiences of using data and demonstrate the benefits that effective data
analysis has brought to their organisations.
The list of speakers includes:
Mat Ilic is the Policy and Research Director of Only
Connect.
Mat will talk about how to use data analysis to produce useful
evidence in charities
Colin Stewart is a consultant Analyst at Caversham Analytics.
Using
maps of data and analysis to support local decision making using quantum GIS
and Microsoft Excel.
Tracey Gyateng is the Project Manager for NPC’s "Data
for Impact" stream of work.
Tracey will talk about increasing access to government
administrative datasets to measure the impact of the voluntary and community sector.
Michael Cooke is the Head of Analytics at Marie Curie Cancer Care
Michael will talk about
using data linkage to explore the impact of community nursing at the end of
life, and about mapping publically available data to help the NHS make better
decisions about commissioning end of life care.
Date: 26th March 2014
Time: Start time 15:00 hrs
Venue:
New Philanthropy Capital, 185 Park Street,
London, SE1 9BL
Price: Entry is free of charge
To book your place please e-mail John Holt
at jholt@danielholt1992.com
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