2016 AGRiP Governance & Leadership Conference

Your pool has probably already embarked on some sort of  data mapping or data mining journey – maybe as part of an analytics project, to coordinate data between work groups,  or as the starting step in a new system implementation.  The need for such projects will continue to grow, both in number and complexity. Whether you are the pool executive  director, a manager, or on the pool Board of Directors, you  will be asked to approve a data mapping project and its  related, sizable investment in technology and staffing resources.  Regardless of the underlying project or technology need for  data mapping and mining, such efforts are fraught with difficulty. To be successful, your pool must effectively align information resources, make sure the project starts with “clean” data, choose an appropriate technology solution, assign correct timelines, establish accountabilities, and more. This session will help you identify key concerns, common problem areas, and techniques to avoid typical mistakes when reviewing a data mapping or mining project.