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Visual analytics is transforming the way government leaders make critical decisions, meet their mission goals, and interact with the public. New trends in measuring performance management promise opportunity for growth, sustainability, and efficiency. Here are four ways in which government agencies can use visual analytics to improve performance management.
This blog takes a look at two stakeholder groups: students and their families, and teachers and administrators. In each case, we'll see examples of how people are using data to overcome barriers imposed by the pandemic.
A broad consensus is that COVID-19 will drive digital transformation in the public sector. During the 2020 Government Summit, speakers from Veteran Health Administration, Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council, and FEMA discuss new processes, new technologies and innovations, and most importantly, a new mindset on decision making in the midst of crisis.
Welcome to Part Four of our four-part blog series, Better Government with Data Analytics. So far, we have shared thoughts and strategies with you, as you begin or resume an analytical journey at your organization. Conveniently, Tableau created a framework to enable that journey. The framework is Tableau Blueprint, and you can use it to build a roadmap to success.
Welcome to Part Three of our four-part blog series, Better Government with Data Analytics. In this blog, we’re going to take a closer look at how adopting a thoughtful approach to data analytics leads to success.
We're sharing part two of our four-part blog series, Better Government with Data Analytics. Dive deeper in part two as we share three focus areas to help you drive a higher level of data literacy.
Learn how a more collaborative approach to data can drive greater innovations in government programs and services.
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