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1 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector BI in the Public Sector - Ark Conference Barry Williams Principal Consultant Database Answers 10 th May 2006

2 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Overview Business Drivers Getting Started Framework for BI and Performance Mgt Enterprise Data Model Data Standardisation Layer

3 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Business Drivers Typical Organisation has over 200 Legacy Systems 300,000+ customers –Ethnic Origin Breakdown ? –Customers receiving multiple Services ? Need Single View of the Customer Standards are ESSENTIAL for BI

4 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Getting Started Identify Business Champions Decide the Approach Determine the Standards Data Quality Audit

5 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Getting Started (a) Identify Business Champions With Vision High-Profile Service Successful Track-Record

6 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Getting Started (b) Decide the Approach Top-Down and/or Bottom-Up POC or ‘Feasibility Study’ Management Involvement Success Criteria

7 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Getting Started (c) Determine the Standards Easy where defined LGSL /IPSV, BVPIs Look for obvious Data Leaders eg Social Services for Ethnic Origins Create Glossary for Mapping Aim for Buy-In

8 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Getting Started (d) Data Quality Audit Sell the Importance Prepare a Business Case Carry out Enterprise-wide Data Profiles suggest Standards Obtain Buy-In from ‘Data Stewards’

9 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Framework for Performance Management Participants Directors, Managers, Business Partners,etc. Policies and Procedures Best Practice Contract Terms and Conditions Job Specifications Rules and Regulations Etc. Performance Reporting Traffic Lights Key Performance Indicators BVPIs (Cognos Metrics) Drill-Down Reports, etc. Data Standardisation Layer Enterprise Data Model Single View of the Customer LGSL (Cognos Decision Stream), etc.

10 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Single View of the Customer Customer - Date - Standard Debt Type - Amount Housing Benefits Overpayments Council Tax Parking Fines Business Rates Rent Arrears Requires Standards to Consolidate Data Needs Customer Data Integration Software eg DataFlux -

11 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Building the Data Foundation Each Stage builds on the previous one 5) BI Data Mart 1) Properties - Gazetteer 2) Services - Directorate - Service Name 3) Customer Master Index 4) Customer Services

12 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Enterprise Data Model (EDM) Comprehensive, Generic and Unique A Standard way to integrate Customer Data Property with Gazetteer, Services with LGSL Over 200 Entities in 14 Functional Areas Defines Data Standardisation Layer in SOA Provides Foundation for Data Marts

13 Customer Area Property Area Service_Request Customer - Organisation - Person Geographic_Address (Std = Gazetteer LLPG) Service Catalogue (Std=LGSL/IPSV) Service Delivery Area Data Standardisation in the Public Sector EDM Diagram Extract Customer_Address_Occupancy

14 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Data Standardisation Layer DATA STANDARDISATION LAYER - Mapping from Vendor-specific to Ealing Standards,(LGSL, e-GIF, Ethnic Origins, etc.) - Customer Master Index, Enterprise Data Model (SOA Tibco Smart Mapper and Master Data Management) BI Data Marts - Social Services - Street Environment - BVPIs, IEG Returns Services - ERDMS File Plan - LGSL / IPSV (Govt Standard) Customers - Matches Customer Histories - Links to LOBs Lines of Business (LOBs) Data Quality Audit - Data Profiling - Gazetteer Validation CRM - Customer Profiles - Good/Bad Customers Reference Data - Ethnic Origins - Vehicle Makes and Models Self-Service Portal - Enquiries (SOA Tibco Portal Builder)

15 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Mapping from Vendor to BI Data Example from Street Environment Services BI Data Mart Vendor CodeLGSL CodeServiceBVPI STC580LitterBV199a GRA584GraffitiBV199b FP588Fly-PostingBV199c FLY587Fly-TippingBV199d

16 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Debtors Warehouse Star Schema

17 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Top-Level KPI Control Panel (1) Clickable Control Panel showing Traffic Lights

18 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Top-Level KPI Control Panel (2) Clickable Control Panel is in left-hand corner

19 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Area-Level Display LB Ealing Licence no. LA

20 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Local Area-Level Display LB Ealing Licence no. LA

21 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Street-Level Display LB Ealing Licence no. LA

22 Data Standardisation in the Public Sector Next Steps Add to Customer Master Index & CRM Define Templates for Proof of Concepts Create KM Communities of Practice Formalise Standardisation of Best Practice