Author: Government of the United States of America
Enterprise Data Strategy: Empowering Data Informed Diplomacy (U.S. State Departement)
2021
The U.S. Data Diplomacy Strategy is summarised in this illustration
The US Data Diplomacy Strategy has the following four main goals:
- Cultivate data culture
- Accelerate decisions through analytics
- Establish mission-driven data management
- Enhance enterprise data governance
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