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II. Big Data-as-New Data Business Models

II. Big Data-as-New Data Business Models. Session 3 Workshop. Group (A/B) Participants for BIG DATA-as-NEW BUSINESS MODELS. Overall Group Leader: Dr. Erik Wetter. The FOCUS GROUP OBJECTIVE.

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II. Big Data-as-New Data Business Models

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  1. II. Big Data-as-New Data Business Models Session 3 Workshop

  2. Group (A/B) Participants for BIG DATA-as-NEW BUSINESS MODELS • Overall Group Leader: Dr. Erik Wetter

  3. The FOCUS GROUP OBJECTIVE • Gather key points for developing principles that will kick-start and motivate interest in collaborative approaches using BIG DATA. Recommendations will be made on the following: • applicable business models • engagement/partnership arrangement between statistical offices/systems and other providers and sources of data • improvements in the national statistical system to leverage use of big data in official statistics

  4. Who are the critical stakeholders in BIG DATA sources • 1. The (few but) critical stakeholders involved in delivery of big data as NEW SOURCES of national statistics are: • Value Chain Data subjects Regulators and privacy

  5. Design a LEARNING COMMUNITY • Describe/design a workable Learning Community (or Committees or R&D Teams) needed for Incubation-to-Launch & Performance or Quality Benchmarking Activities for a multi-sectoral Big Data initiative for the Philippines. The output of this multi-sector collaboration will be nothing less than a vibrant ‘ecosystem’ feeding big data inputs for the benefit of stakeholders. LGU NGO Private National Broker PSA LGU Private NGO National

  6. Failsafes for Business MODEL LEARNING COMMUNITY • In what ways can this LEARNING COMMUNITY fly high (or fail)? • Fly High • Clear framework and incentive structure (“whats in it for me”) • Feasibility (big data availability and quality) to guide user needs vs open access brainstorming • Focused approach (one well defined problem) vs. data mining • Fail • Wanting too much data • Not enough resources • Slow broadband speed

  7. Executive Summary (Group Leader to highlight key points; may get additional inputs assistance from raconteurs, moderator, and PSA staff)

  8. Thank you For additional inputs please email moderator in time for final report preparation until June 25, 2016 eob: Nicco de Jesus - dj.nicco@gmail.com

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