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January 2009 Guido Albertini, Marco Boero
Guido AlbertiniHead of International Projects Directorate
Marco BoeroDecisional System Development, CSI-Piemonte
Data Warehouse for Piedmont non-profit services:
Piedmont Region, Municipality of Turin and
Piedmont Schools
Budapest, January, 21th
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Some information on CSI-Piemonte
Focus on the Business Intelligence
Competency centre
Who we are
What we do
Non-profit services
Agenda
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Founded in 1977 by
Politecnico di TorinoPolytechnic of Turin
Università di TorinoUniversity of Turin
Regione PiemontePiedmont Region
Regional-based inter-University Consortiumand
Leading Italian ICT operator
Who We Are
Supporting members
Provincia di TorinoProvince of Turin
Città di TorinoCity of Turin
Ordinary members
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Main figures
• 75 Associated Consortium Members
• Annual revenue 177 millions € in 2008
• 6 sites in Piedmont (1 in Brussels)
• Over 1,200 employees
CSI-Piemonte is the largest Italian public agency developing e-Government projects financed by the Italian Central government
CSI-Piemonte has a company Quality Management System certified according to UNI EN ISO 9001:2000 (Vision 2000) standards
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CSI-Piemonte Mission
Building the
“Piemonte System”to be a “system integrator” acting
• to implement the quality of the public action (administrative decentralization)
• to simplify the public procedures
• to promote the transparency and the participation
• to foster data-exchange and integration of the PA through integrated information services
through the use of information technologies
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CSI-Piemonte, plans, develops and manages Information
Systems for all Public Sector ACTIVITY AREAS, eg:
Agriculture and forestry
Environment and territory Manufacturing activities and labour
Culture
Land registry and taxes
Education and professional training
Healthcare
Administration systems
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Areas of Activity
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Business Intelligence consultancy for the Province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa EU MEDA - Twinning Tunisia - Development of the Statistical Information System on
Enterprises in collaboration with the Tunisian Statistical Institute (INS) Business Intelligence consultancies in the banking sector in Cyprus and Turkey Interreg IV C Territorial cooperation: B3 Regions to transfer the acquired know how on
programming and development of regional broad band programmes to the New Member States
EU MEDA - EuropeAid project for the Ministry of Water Resources of Algeria on study, training, and technical assistance for document management, setting up of an information system and a database for the water resources
EU MEDA - Twinning Tunisia - Strengthening the capacity of Regional Development Organizations
EU PHARE - Twinning Poland - Local Government Budget Management System EU PHARE - Twinning Hungary - Environmental sector FP 6 Information Technology Society: Picture (Process Identification and Clustering for
Transparency in Reorganising Public Administrations) FP 6 Information Technology Society: HENVINET (Health and Environment Network) FP6 RDT: LUNA Natural speech recognition in different languages for CRM services
Some international projects under way:International Activities
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Data -> Knowledge ->Decision
Knowledge
Territory and Environment (289)
Institutional activities (175)
Educational, culture and free time (72)
Health-care systems (265)
Producing activities and work-related topics (355)
Human Resources (340)
Demography
Land Register and
Taxes Justice
Agriculture
Labour
Internet and ICT
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Public sector executives are under high pressure to raise productivity of government operations to release resources for better public services ... the role of business intelligence becomes crucial to discover, analyze and forecast levels of spending, resource utilization, and usage patterns of services and thus feedback information into decision process for service improvement.
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From IDC’s article
The strategic role that business intelligence acquires in the government modernization process will prompt executives to adopt new organizational and technological solutions to face these challenges
Business Intelligence
Business Business Intelligence is the Intelligence is the
solutionsolution
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History of Decisional Systems at CSI-Piemonte
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Application on Mainframe
Stand-alone applications
Client-serverapplications
Webapplications
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Palmservices
Report on mainframe
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Data -> Knowledge ->DecisionHealth, to support the Piedmont Health Bodies in the daily management activities, as for example:Decision making system on pharmaceutical prescriptions, Health activities control indicators: check indicators of family doctors prescriptions, Oncology screening Indicators, Epidemiological Observatory (based on demographic data), Executive Reporting of Public Hospitals, Accounting and cost/revenues management system for Public Hospitals, …
Agriculture: Agriculture Census Observatory, Agriculture development plan monitoring, …
Observatories for: Education, Labour, Industry Labour Market, Commercial Network, Mountain, Handcraft Activities, …
Human resources: Salary reports, Dashboard of human resources allocation, Skills, Criticalities, Salary paths, Resources development, Reports on personal demographic data, Re-organization simulations….
Services Control: Trade acceptance files, accidents, offences, penalties contentious, tourism and sport files, housing files…
Management Control: Financial indicators, account plans, policies…
Strategic Planning: Dashboards Indicators and balanced Scorecards…
Demography – Statistics: Demographic Evolutive Data Bank, Questionnaires on the quality of life, Statistics on population registry office…
Data Quality: Data quality assurance (DQA) in order to verify the reliability and effectiveness of data
Metadata Catalogue to describe all the business and technical metadata and services
knowledge
knowledge
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Target of our applications
For more interactive customers:
Services check across the
local area:Municipality Management:
Taxes, Municipal Police,
Electoral Observatories…
Services Control: Fiscal fraud,
Trade acceptance files,
accidents, offences, penalties
contentious, tourism and sport
files, housing files…
For more strategic customers:
Project on monitoring and political evaluation:
Financial indicators, account plans, Social policies
Observatories:Education, Agriculture
Census Observatory, Agriculture development plan monitoring, Industry Labour Market …
For all: Dashboards Indicators and Balanced Scorecards
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Sharing Information
Unique centralized platform for everyone
Single software platform for all customers
Shareable databases
Both One2One and cross-Customer applications
But mainly CSI-Piemonte has a Business
Intelligence Competency centre (BICC) with Statistical know-how and support centre
Standardised and reusable software
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The BICC at CSI-Piemonte
INFRASTRUCTURE
SOFTWARE
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Supporting Actions Offered by the Organization
DW/BI Standard DW/BI Standard andand
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Data StewardshipCompany metadata managementData quality (29)“Data re-use” support Classifier and codes management
BI Delivery (214)“standard” front-end“custom” front-end (java-jsp)
SupportCross area team to support front-end and back end activities
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Back-End
Front-End
The BICC consists of 78 people skilled inTraining plans
Upgrading applications/platforms according to new releases in a centralised way
Vendor contract management
Future trends of BI architecture
Vendor contracts management, user licenses administration
BI Program
Matrix organisation
Methodology for decisional applications life-cycle design and management
DW/BI Standard and best practices (18 doc.)
Data acquisitionNew ETLs developing ETLs management (155)ETL for data massive migrations
Advance analyticsData and text mining techniques, statistical modeling, optimization for PA
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Examples of non-profit services
Piedmont Region for Piedmont Schools
Municipality of Turin for citizens
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Examples
Piedmont Region for Piedmont Schools:
Da.ma.sco Datawarehouse Compulsory Training Register DB Professional Training Ranking
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Italian Education System
Education and Training as two complementary systems
The Italian educational system consists of: nursery, preschool (3 years) elementary school (5 years), lower secondary school (3 years), upper secondary school (5 years), followed by post-secondary and
tertiary education.
Under the law, all Italian children must attend elementary school, lower secondary school and the first year of upper secondary school.
Once they have completed their compulsory schooling, pupils not intending to go on to further or higher education may opt to leave school, but they must enrol for some form of training until they are 18 years old.
Mixed Ownership of Schools: Public, Non Public
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Italian Governance Roles
State (Department of Education): general personnel management general indications on subjects (syllabi) and level of competencies
Region: general planning and coordination of the school network system
(education and training) Financial resources management (Statal and Regional funds) Monitoring
Schools: Administrative issues Didactics (loosely)
Constitutional Reform (ongoing): increased role of Regional Administration – personnel management, regional component of indications on subjects (syllabi)
Constitutional Reform (ongoing): increased role of Regional Administration – personnel management, regional component of indications on subjects (syllabi)
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Education Information System: CSI’s framework
RUPAR – Regional Network Infrastructure
I nformation registries:StudentsSchools
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Da.ma.sco: School Data Mart
The Piedmont Region has collected, for 26 years now, information on school population, teaching staff and structural characteristics of the school buildings of all levels through some questionnaires.
Thanks to these data, two decisional services are available to browse through the data: a multidimensional analysis service, set up by the Region,
accessible to all the public a query reporting service for the Regional Department of the
Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, Municipalities and the schools of some Provinces.
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Questionniares on school surveys
Historical Data Bases
Multidimensional analysis services
Query and reporting services
Other services
Access to school informationAccess to school information
Historical series on school surveys
Aggregated information
Schools
Region
Region, Provinces,
Schools
Da.ma.sco: School Information
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Da.ma.sco: examples
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Da.ma.sco: examples
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Compulsory Training Register
Centralizes the students’ personal data from different sources
COMPULSORY TRAINING REGISTER
SCHOOL
APPRENTICESHIP
PROFESSIONALTRAINING
CIA
Data are fed to the system on a daily basis
Each source contains the personal data of the students
Each student should appear only once and is identified through his or her Fiscal Code
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Compulsory Training Register Cleansing: Activities-1
Improvement methodologies based on data (data quality techniques)
FISC_COD
Identification of duplicated data
application of “record matching” techniques
identification of similar record groups (cluster
group)
Formal checks on fields
fiscal code correctness, coherence of fiscal code with
personal data, coherence the gender with first name, etc..
Criteria definition to identify a valid entry in a cluster group
application of a weight and measure system
that determines a record ranking
in a cluster group
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Compulsory Training Register Cleansing: Activities-2
Redesign the Compulsory Training Register data base
Improvement methodologies based on processes
Redesign feeding flows, introducing Data Quality functionalities
SchoolDB
ProfessionalTraining
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ApprenticeshipDB
CIA
Feeding procedures + Data Quality control
New CompulsoryTraining Register
ETLq ETL + DataQuality
Operational DB
Operational Data Store
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Professional Training Rankings
The Piedmont Region issues funds on a yearly basis through tenders dedicated to Professional Training on the following main topics:
right and duty to education University master degrees labour market (on employment/unemployment)
Funds are assigned according to the ranking of the institution, on thebasis of the following criteria througha decisional algorithm:
Historical series on the participants of the 3 previous years
• Premises and equipment• Outcome of the training
programme• Use of the funds
Evaluation of the training offerPrivate institutions
Public institutions:University of TurinUniversity of Eastern PiedmontPolytechnichs of Turin
Participants to the tenders:
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RegistryData Marts
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Management control
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SectorData Marts
Employees
Economical and manufacturing activities
Citizens
Territory (geo-reference)
access (DW data)
cataloguesearch &consultation
metadatacompilation &pubblication
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Benefits from the new structure
Unique and optimised registry data supplier for all the several Data Warehouse components
Unique access to the supplying managerial database Centralized analysis with general DW access tools Improved data quality
Guideline towards a Federal Data Mart structure, in which to read info in a cross-sectional way in relation to the detailed Data Warehouse components, starting from the links we find in the registry Data Marts
Share within the Authority the information (alphanumeric and territorial) knowledge
Give a territorial meaning also to managerial information and allow the users to have new geographical and non-specialized info
Cross-section Registry Data Marts
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Information and Contact
web site: http://www.csipiemonte.it/en contacts: [email protected]