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The Use of Data Visualization in Government

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The concept of visualization recalls a pivotal scene in the movie A Beautiful Mind which showed the protagonist, mathematician John Nash, looking at an expansive table of numbers.

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By connecting cybersecurity and performance officials as a matter of governance, the Administration is moving forward toward sustained outcomes in how cyber enables government missions and programs.
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How agencies are using data visualization tools to create infographics that are compelling and data-focused.
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Predictive analytics involves extracting crucial information from multiple databases and then using it to help predict future trends, events, and behaviors.
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Imagine a government that can respond to its citizens and its workers in entirely different ways, reducing cycle time and cost and increasing efficiency and service quality.
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The Obama administration has challenged federal agencies to meaningfully engage the public to provide ideas, insights, and comments on new policies and existing services to make them more citizen-centric.
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Can government improve effectiveness and shrink costs by getting rid of paper-based approaches to serving citizens and regulating businesses?
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As the pace of economic and technological change continues to accelerate, there is no question that government must transform to keep pace.
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