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Transforming how we produce statistics

– an inside perspective

Michelle Feyen

Statistics New Zealand

October 2014

Outline

Statistics 2020

Micro-Economic Platform

Standardising

Automation

Culture

Collaborative team

Benefits

Challenges

Ongoing work

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Statistics 2020 – Te Kāpehu Whetū

Organisation-wide business transformation programme

Increase our relevance to government and public

Reduce the cost of producing statistical outputs

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Micro-Economic Platform

Progamme of work

• IT system - BESt

• Migration of surveys to platform

• Support of surveys already on platform

• Development of platform

Store and process data on the same system

Integrated data warehouse

Standard statistical analysis tools

Reports

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Timeline

2009

-IR10 Tax

2010

-GST Tax

2011

-Overseas

Trade

2012

Manufacturing

Wholesale

2013

-Agriculture

-Annual

Enterprise

2014

-Business Register

-Update Surveys

-Buildings

-Retail Trade

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Standardising

Set of standard tools

• BANFF – Statistics Canada

• Quality Stage

Generic Edit and Imputation Workflow

• Standard set of steps to follow

• Configuration visible to analysts

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Configuration

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Automation

Increased efficiency

Understand structure and relationships of data

Analysts can focus on more complex issues

Consistent, repeatable processes

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Example – Annual Enterprise Survey

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Culture

Transforming the way we work

New system is a powerful driver for change

Environment that allows for innovation

Culture change initiative

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Collaborative team

Key to successful migrations

Platform team

• Configuration experts

• Methodologists

• Business analysts

• Developers

• Testers

• Subject matter experts

Co-location

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Benefits

More automation

Analysts doing less processing

Only one system to learn

Standard set of tools

Shared functionality between collections

Efficiency gains

Easy to build new configurations, transparent

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Challenges

Standardising very different collections

Matching old system results with new system

Fully understanding current business processes

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Challenges

Constructively engaging with survey teams

Achieving expected efficiencies

Changing the way analysts view the data

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Timeline – ongoing work

2011

-Overseas

Trade

2012

Manufacturing

Wholesale

2013

-Agriculture

-Annual

Enterprise

2014

-Business Register

-Update Surveys

-Buildings

-Retail Trade

2015

-Accommodation

-Statistical

Architecture for

Economic

Statistics

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Thank you

IAOS

IOS Press

Michelle.Feyen@stats.govt.nz

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