Data on the Move with Port Authority's New Transportation BI Solution

The Venice Port Authority is a public agency that promotes investments, innovation, employment, and new services aiming at improving the quality and competitiveness of the Venice Port. Set at the northern end of the Mediterranean Sea and at a crucial point of union between the East and West, the Port of Venice has always had an enormous impact on the city of Venice’s economic prosperity and cultural diversity.

Like many ports around the world, the port is experiencing competitive pressures from all directions.

The Port is focusing its development strategy on the growth of diversified traffic and developing new services and activities, with the objective of further expansion in commercial and passenger traffic. This constant growth potential is also dependant upon its extensive transportation network that connects it to major ports around the world.

Scotland General Register Office Provides Fast, Easy, Confidential Insights

GROS initiated the Scottish Census Results Online (SCROL) website to ensure the benefits available from the 2001 Scottish Census were realized. The goals of SCROL were widespread, timely and coordinated use of Census results, to allow informed decision‐making, and improve the quality and effectiveness of public services in
Scotland.

Cancer Data Now Instantly Accessible

So many questions...

“What is the trend for Melanoma in Victoria compared to other parts of the world?” “How does the rate of lung cancer compare between men and women?” “What are the leading cancers in Victoria?”

You can find these answers and many more on the Cancer Council Victoria website, in The Accessible Registry Data Interrogation System application.

Statistics Help Battle Drug Use and Crime

The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) is chartered to produce evidence‐based and statistical research to aid in the battle against illegal drug use and crime. As interest in the research grew among key users such as the police departments, media, and charities the existing methods used to share the information proved insufficient.

AIC chose to provide the information online in a highly visual, intuitive format. Users now have easier, more flexible access to the data they need to make informed decisions. AIC can communicate their results more efficiently and productively. More knowledge to combat drug use and crime is available and at lower cost.