Computer power means more analysis than ever before. We are surrounded by metrics, graphs, artificial intelligence, simulations and software. What makes any of this “good” or a best practice?

A three-year international benchmarking project answers the question. The Modeling Best Practices Benchmarking Project invited thousands of participants around the world, who worked in dozens of different fields to share how they use computers to measure, model and predict.

The workshop is intended for participants who are familiar with analytics, whether they are practitioners, or knowledgeable consumers.

Event Description:

Based on a three-year international benchmarking study
A two-and-a-half-hour session
Small group setting (less than 20 people)

Workshop Goals:

Provide a framework to self-assess how close an organization is to best practice
Provide a foundation for improving organizational performance

Who Should Attend:

Advanced consumers or managers of analysis and computer-generated results and predictions
Providers of analysis, simulation, or other computer generate results and predictions
Providers of the tools and software enabling results and predictions
Educators who train others in these fields

Legislative and Executive Branch Attendees; Please note; The goal of the event is both educational and the exchange of of views from diverse attendees. The session will include roundtable exchange of insights. This event meets guidelines as a "widely attended event." if you have a question or need more information about "widely attened event" status, please let us know.

Best Practices for the Age of Algorithms