Data strategy
We help organisations work out where they want to get to with data and how they are going to get there.
Often our work includes a discovery phase including a data maturity assessment alongside workshops and interviews with staff. Sometimes it involves an audit of data, a skills review and looking under the bonnet at the tools and systems in place. Our facilitation and workshop techniques enable clients to first set their ambition and vision; and then prioritise and plan their roadmap towards achieving this.
Featured projects
We supported Scotland’s law centre for children and young people, Clan Childlaw, to complete a data maturity assessment, develop a data strategy, and then take action to implement their strategy.
We used robust evidence and a collaborative approach to develop a new data strategy and accompanying roadmap for Ambitious about Autism which helped get buy in from senior staff and increased understanding about data among staff.
Following their completion of a data maturity assessment, Data Orchard supported Blue Cross to develop their data maturity by conducting workshops with staff, reviewing their data strategy, and helping to develop a skills framework.
Tai Calon is a housing association based in Blaenau Gwent in Wales. The organisation had set a clear ambition to radically improve customer satisfaction and wanted to ensure that its data infrastructure would support this ambition.
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council asked us to work with them on some deliverables within the data and insight project. In particular, they asked us to support them to develop a Data Landscape Map and a Data Improvement Plan.
We supported a housing association to understand where they are with data, where they want to be and how to get there.
We spent a transformational year with the Cart Shed helping to focus, align, and mobilise the organisation towards greater impact.
Data Orchard worked with The Bracken Trust over a twelve-month period to analyse and diagnose needs and develop a road-map for building the organisation’s data capabilities.
We worked alongside staff and trustees from Age UK Herefordshire and Worcestershire, to help them use data to articulate the sustained and meaningful impact the organisation has on older people’s lives.