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What is Data Literacy and Why is it important?

5.0(3)

By The Data Governance Coach

Perhaps you are working on a digital transformation project or AI and whenever this phrase pops up you’re not clear what it means for you. How do you know if you are data literate? Who in your organisation needs to be data literate? Why does it matter? Get up to speed with this 90 minute introductory training which focuses on the key principles of data literacy so you can apply them in your day to day work.

What is Data Literacy and Why is it important?
Delivered Online On Demand1 hour
£49

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand

By IIL Europe Ltd

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand Project management professionals constantly need to make project decisions that could be decisive for the outcome of their projects but often do not have sufficient information available to confidently make decisions. As a result, projects are increasingly falling short of delivering on their promises, requiring, more than ever, a data-informed approach to decision-making in the area of project delivery and management. The rapid growth of data comes with various challenges though, which consequently needs consideration of various critical factors for a successful implementation of a data-informed decision-making process in organizations and projects. What You Will Learn At the end of this program, you will be able to: Describe and understand the relevant methods and techniques to identify, acquire, and analyze relevant data points for decision making in projects Articulate analytical questions to focus on the real problems Identify potential shortfalls and gaps in project decision-making and apply actions to mitigate them Introduction to Data-Informed Decision Making The different types of decisions in projects Data-informed decision-making framework Shortcomings with traditional decision-making models Understanding the value of data for project delivery Issues in project management and how data can help solve them The DIKW Pyramid (Data, information, knowledge, wisdom) Types of data in projects Applying Data Analytics Understanding Data Analytics Levels of Data Analytics Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Challenges and How to Address Them Project data availability and collection Data quality Behavioral blockers and bias Skills and Techniques Data literacy and data fluency Communicating for informed decision-making Monitoring and evaluating project decisions Implementing Data-Informed Decision Making Decision-making strategy and governance Project data culture Continuously improving decision quality Future Outlook for Decision-Making in Projects Data and AI Digital Decisioning

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand
Delivered Online On Demand5 hours
£450

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand

By IIL Europe Ltd

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand Project management professionals constantly need to make project decisions that could be decisive for the outcome of their projects but often do not have sufficient information available to confidently make decisions. As a result, projects are increasingly falling short of delivering on their promises, requiring, more than ever, a data-informed approach to decision-making in the area of project delivery and management. The rapid growth of data comes with various challenges though, which consequently needs consideration of various critical factors for a successful implementation of a data-informed decision-making process in organizations and projects. What You Will Learn At the end of this program, you will be able to: Describe and understand the relevant methods and techniques to identify, acquire, and analyze relevant data points for decision making in projects Articulate analytical questions to focus on the real problems Identify potential shortfalls and gaps in project decision-making and apply actions to mitigate them Introduction to Data-Informed Decision Making The different types of decisions in projects Data-informed decision-making framework Shortcomings with traditional decision-making models Understanding the value of data for project delivery Issues in project management and how data can help solve them The DIKW Pyramid (Data, information, knowledge, wisdom) Types of data in projects Applying Data Analytics Understanding Data Analytics Levels of Data Analytics Data-Informed vs. Data-Driven Challenges and How to Address Them Project data availability and collection Data quality Behavioral blockers and bias Skills and Techniques Data literacy and data fluency Communicating for informed decision-making Monitoring and evaluating project decisions Implementing Data-Informed Decision Making Decision-making strategy and governance Project data culture Continuously improving decision quality Future Outlook for Decision-Making in Projects Data and AI Digital Decisioning

Data-Informed Decision Making in Projects: On-Demand
Delivered Online On Demand30 minutes
£450

Library & Information Science Course: Master the Art & Science of Information

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By John Academy

Unlock the world of knowledge with our Library & Information Science Course. Master the art and science of information, from traditional library practices to cutting-edge data management. Explore digital libraries, information policy, and the evolving role of information professionals. Enroll now for a comprehensive journey in information science, preparing for a dynamic career in the ever-evolving field of libraries and information management.

Library & Information Science Course: Master the Art & Science of Information
Delivered Online On Demand
£24.99

Understanding Data in Your Organisation - BCS Foundation Award

5.0(12)

By Duco Digital Training

Thinking about learning more understanding the role of data within an organisation? As data becomes an important currency in the world and an enabler for the future, it is imperative that all organisations have a firm understanding of the data available to them and the power it can hold. The BCS Foundation Award in Understanding Data in your Organisation teaches the the terminology, principles, concepts and approaches used within data management, and the overall value of data to an organisation.

Understanding Data in Your Organisation - BCS Foundation Award
Delivered Online On Demand3 days
£325

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Aksantys

aksantys

London

Aksantys is an independent, multi-disciplinary non-profit organization aimed at supporting and creating innovative IT solutions and educational programmes to boost the digital transformation in Europe and abroad. By possessing and developing unique abilities to collaborate jointly at the entrepreneurial, as well as policy making level, Aksantys’ mission is to strengthen the potential of the digital transformation to improve the economic welfare of societies Established in the UK and rebranded in France, Aksantys today provides innovative IT tools and programmes to the private and public sector, as well as policy advices and education in the field of digitalization in vocational education and training. Drawing on an experienced in-house team, a network of experts and partners, Aksantys’ activities are territorially focused at the EU and African level. Our activities are addressed to diverse type of stakeholders. Therefore, they are divided into two types of specific activities: Activities provided at the policy framework level. As well as activities proposed at the company level. At the policy framework level: The diagnosis of the skills needs and skills forecasting at the national, sectoral and local level. The diagnosis of the skills supply and skills shortages at the national, sectoral and local level. Innovative tools for the work-based learning. Measures aimed at identifying digital competence gaps. Rich set of tailored-made courses on digital competences: information and data literacy, digital technologies for communication and collaboration, netiquette, cyber security and others. At the company level: