Author: Government of the United States of America

Enterprise Data Strategy: Empowering Data Informed Diplomacy (U.S. State Departement)

2021

The Enterprise Data Strategy (EDS) aims to ensure that State Department’s workforce is equipped with the timely and relevant data necessary to make informed management decisions.

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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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