Predictive Analytics for Government Data
Digital transformation within government driven by data is creating the opportunity for new efficiencies, seamless service and better resource allocation.
The time has come to take advantage of the prolific data that government organisations gather, elevating service standards to meet the principles of the Digital Service Standards whilst effectively managing costs. Through our predictive analytics for government data, we’ll work with you to build tailor-made and secure ways to quickly capture and analyse massive quantities of structured and unstructured data coming from multiple sources.
The consolidation of multiple data sources and the provision of dashboard and reporting capabilities allows more informed government data driven decision making. That can enable efficient operation across departmental boundaries and make managing complex stakeholder groups easier.
Read our White Paper - The Key to Efficient and Effective Predictive Analytics for Local Government
Cyber Crime
Predictive analytics within governments can sift through a large set of data to identify malicious code, anomalous patterns, and network threats to and flag suspicious individuals or actions and help predict cyberattacks. This allows governments to take a proactive approach rather than a reactive response.
Social Services
Publicly stored data can be used by service agencies in order to improve operating efficiencies and reduce fraud. Social services are finding new ways to apply public records such as tax data, welfare claims, and public assistance statistics in order to collect more revenue and reduce operating costs.
Geo Spatial Analysis
Geo-spatial data can be used by councils to improve services such as waste collection routes and reducing inefficiency and duplication in transactional services.
Tax Evasion
Modern Analytical platforms are capable of detecting tax evasion. Data science algorithms can track financial data and social media data to match consumers spending patterns to the incomes they are declaring, allowing those who spend more that they have can be detected easily.
Emergency Response
The capability to integrate data from numerous sources provides great benefits for authorities in terms of emergency response. The use of smart tools that recognise possible threats and control over multiple communication channels mean authorities can detect threats and trigger alarms and response earlier.
Single Customer View
Combine data from various sources across different systems to generate a single view of your accounts, customers and suppliers. Consolidating this information into one centralised location will lead to improved insights and better-informed decisions.
Smart Cities
A combination of sensors, IoT technologies and data can help councils improve traffic management, track air pollution and make more efficient use of infrastructure such as street lights. Data can be collected from citizens to better understand the way that in which they can use their resources to enhance the way people navigate and experience places.
Healthcare
Many Health systems rely heavily on government subsidies and support and there is risk of resource wastage or unfair allocation of government subsidies. The use of big data will allow government departments to clearly see how and where money is being allocated to give them better control over their resources and increase effectiveness toward the community.
White Paper: The Key to Efficient and Effective Local Government
The UK local government has a mandate to deliver vital services to residents, visitors and businesses. The challenge facing local government today is that it must deliver these services, in line with legislation and standards, at a time of increasing need but diminishing funds
In this paper, we explore how local authorities can use predictive analytics in government to put their data to work to become both more efficient and more effective, with examples of recent projects that show the art of the possible.
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Case Study: A Central Government Department gets full visibility of contracts, spend and risk
With no visibility of contract data and contracts fragmented across different departments, there was no easy way for this Central Government Department to match expenditure to contracts or to monitor supplier performance and risk. They knew they were missing opportunities to forecast and manage spending to deliver better value to the taxpayer.
Adatis worked to understand their objectives such as visibility of all contracts with a view to driving cost savings, reducing supplier risk and ensuring compliance with sourcing policy and implemented a Modern Cloud Data Warehouse with powerful self-service data visualisation using Power BI.
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Predictive Analytics: Cost and Spend Analysis
Optimise procurement costs and mitigate supplier risk with a single source of insight into committed contract spend and supplier performance.
Pool data from multiple source systems to gain maximum contract and supplier insight:
• Invitations to tender / RFx
• Existing contracts in force, including committed spend and contract KPIs
• Contracts due to expire
• Supplier performance data
• Social media sentiment towards key suppliers
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TRANSFORMING LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITH DATA AND ANALYTICS: CASE MANAGEMENT
Handle complex needs efficiently with a single source of truth for case management.
Bringing data together into one place can transform the management of complex cases like:
- Social care: Co-ordinating support across councils, NHS and private care providers
- Homelessness: Aligning councils and accommodation providers to prevent rough sleeping
- Payment arrears: Understanding reasons for payment arrears and providing suitable support
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Service Delivery Planning
TRANSFORMING LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITH DATA AND ANALYTICS: SERIVCE DELIVERY PLANNING
Use predictive modelling to understand where and how to deploy public services for maximum value within constrained budgets.
Predictive modelling can inform service delivery planning in many areas such as the following:
- Social care
- Policing
- Housing and planning
- Waste collection and recycling
- Highways and parking
- Emergency planning
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