Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
1 hour
Audience
All public servants at all levels
Description
A staggering volume of data is generated worldwide on a daily basis, and with it comes the potential for policymakers to engage with a wide variety of new sentiments and opinions in real time.
This forward-looking event will highlight the dramatic changes in the data landscape, and ways to leverage how people use the World Wide Web to collect real-time sentiment data and draw from populations historically under-reflected in conventional data collection approaches.
Participants will gain valuable insights into how real-time data are being used by policymakers across a range of economic, social and geopolitical applications, how disengaged or mistrustful populations can be reached, and best practices for more inclusive data collection.
Learn more about the CSPS Virtual Café Series.
Speaker
Danielle Goldfarb, Vice-President, Public Policy, Global Affairs, and Economics at Real-Time Interactive Worldwide Intelligence
Moderator
Kyle Burns, Director General, Public Sector Innovation, Canada School of Public Service