The final report, spanning over 150 pages, has been completed. It includes six chapters: 1. Using, Implementing, and Developing; 2. Governing and Managing; 3. Mitigating and Monitoring; 4. Building Organizational Capability; 5. Preparing for the Future; and 6. Official Statistics and AI: Quo Vadis?
Preparations are ongoing for the AI-readiness sprint which will be held on September 22nd with BSTN;
Plans for a webinar to accompany the report's release.
Advanced Survey Cost-Effectiveness with Nonresponse Treatment (ASCENT)
Roadmap for Multi-Source Statistics (RAMSES)
Electronic
Updates from the Modernization Groups
Group
Work
Status
Description
Blue-skies Thinking
Identifying Topics/Opportunities
Applying Data Science and Modern Methods
Uncertainty Quantification Task Team
Advancing Responsible AI Task Team and Responsible AI Training Program
Capabilities and Communication
Work and Job of the Future - Generational diversity
Webinar on mental well-being
Ethical management (Data and Business)
Expert Meeting on the Dissemination and Communication of Statistics
AI for official statistics - communication perspective
Supporting Standards
Interoperability between DDI and SDMX for Data Integration task team
Statistical Architecture Framework task team
Webinar on GSIM 2.0
The webinar on v2.0 of the Generic Statistical Information Model took place on 2 September, as was attended by 134 people. The recordings of the presentations made in this webinar are being turned into youtube videos, as replacements for the training for the previous v1.2) of GSIM.
Standards discussion at the ISI Congress in the Netherlands