Driving Data Best Practices in the US Public Sector!
The EDM Association recently launched the US Public Sector Forum to provide a neutral forum for industry and public sector interfacing that promotes best practices in leveraging data for decision-making and operations. Its primary goal is to foster opportunities for networking, strengthening relationships, and collaboration among public sector organizations, industry partners, and the global data management community.
We actively promote collaboration between the public sector and industry partners to advance data management and analytics capabilities across all organizations. As part of our commitment, the EDM Association collaborates with public sector entities to define sustainable data and analytics management processes.
Find out more about upcoming meetings, collaborative sessions and various communications on our Public Sector community page on EDMConnect. (Log-in required — see more detail below.)
Are you a data visionary, an AI enthusiast, or a public sector champion? We invite you to be part of a dynamic community that is shaping the future of data-driven decision-making.
Why Join the Public Sector Forum?
Knowledge Sharing: Swap insights with industry pros and public sector leaders. Discuss trends, governance, and analytics.
Impactful Discussions: Tackle data silos, foster data literacy, and explore AI’s potential in government.
Collaboration: Work hand-in-hand with our Forums and Working Groups.
Learning Opportunities: Dive into member-driven dialogues about your data journey. Explore how the DCAM (Data Management Capability Assessment Model) and CDMC (Cloud Data Management Capabilities) frameworks can elevate your organization’s data excellence. Plus, we’ll delve into knowledge graphs—because data isn’t just about numbers; it’s about connections.
Special Interest Insights: Expect guest appearances from other EDM Association Forums and Work Groups. We’ll tap into their expertise on topics like AI, analytics, and more. After all, collaboration knows no boundaries!
Who Should Join?