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‘Data is the foundational language for governments to interact with citizens’

With pandemic accelerating the digital transformation plan for the public sector organisations, a new normal is setting in on the adoption of data analytics in which data is becoming the foundational language, said Prashant Momaya, Director, Solution Engineering, Tableau Software

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With pandemic accelerating the digital transformation plan for the public sector organisations across the country, a new normal is setting in on the adoption of analytics in which data is becoming the foundational language, said Prashant Momaya, Director, Solution Engineering, Tableau Software.

 

While speaking at the Digital Senate 2021 organised by magazine, the senior technology leader from Tableau Software said: “As with any language, data is becoming foundational to how we interact with each other, our government interacts with the citizen, and how corporates interact with their customers.”

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Explaining how the use of technology for data collation, analysis and presentation has created awareness and inspired people to follow the social distancing norms during the pandemic, Momaya said: “Flatten the curve graphic is how the whole world has come to understand the actual problem we faced with the Covid-19 pandemic and inspired the social distancing actions all over the world.”

 

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He said that this data visualisation is symbolic, not only of the pandemic but rallying call to action.

 

While participating in the panel discussion on the topic of “Data-Driven Governance in New Normal,” he stated that a decade worth of digitisation happened in the last 12-month because there was no other way to do business and interact with stakeholders.

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“In the future, it will be a boon because there is a certain foundation that has been put in place now,” he said. 

 

Momaya informed that many government departments are using Tableau Software, from tracking the pandemic to informing citizens to working on what’s coming with the vaccines across the entire fabric of data that the government has.

 

“Tableau set up COVID-19 Data Hub, which made it very easy for people to access trusted Covid data at the most granular level from anywhere in the world,” he said.

 

To showcase the potential as well as the commitment of government organisations to mitigate the challenge of healthcare pandemic and bring newer innovation to improve the delivery of citizen-centric services, education, healthcare and mass transportation, Tech Observer magazine, in association with Tableau Software, Fortinet, Felix Advisory and Alliance Mantra organised the Digital Senate 2021.

 

Under the theme — Building Resilient Digital Bharat — the virtual summit witnessed industry leaders, senior government officials, technology investors and experts participation. Over 500 delegates, speakers and experts came together on a single platform to explore technology’s unexplored potential for improving resiliency, agility and ensuring equitable digital access.

 

The top speakers included — Dr R S Sharma, CEO, National Health Authority (NHA); Dr Neeta Verma, Director General, National Informatics Centre; Dr Omkar Rai, Director General, Software Technology Parks of (STPI); Dr Dinesh Tyagi, Managing Director, CSC e-Governance, Government of India; R. Ramanan, Mission Director & Additional Secretary, Atal Innovation Mission, Niti Aayog; Ashutosh Pandey, Additional Director General of Police — Prosecution, UP Police; Chandrasekhar Panda, Senior Director, Digital & Core Tech Strategy, McKinsey&Company; Golok Kumar Simli, CTO, Passport Seva Project, Ministry of External Affairs; and Aniruddha Shahapure, Chief Knowledge Officer, — among others.

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