Sentence examples for data champions from inspiring English sources

It is also useful to gather support by establishing an RDM steering group and securing the input of lead researchers as data champions to help spread good practice to others.

In recent months, we have met data champions from all over the world, from the World Economic Forum Africa, to the Data Festival in Cartagena, Colombia, to the Health Measurement and Accountability Summit in Washington, DC.

The US government is collaborating with data champions in other governments, in businesses and civil society to generate and deploy an comprehensive strategy to harness data for sustainable development, with a focus on three overarching objectives that can help unlock the truly transformative power of the data revolution.

As Jasper explained, successfully developing and applying data for development is very hard, so we must invest in creating partnerships and ecosystems that can connect such data champions and enable them to scale their successes – and for others to replicate or build on them further.

Based on this definition, we measured that €1.2 billion was invested in these 130 European "data champions" in 2014 and 2015.

Onwurah's idea is for a full data review should Labour get into power and finding a "people's data champion", someone who can look after the interests of the public and ensure people get ownership of their own data.

Labour's candidate for Newcastle Upon Tyne central, Chi Onwurah, also the architect of Labour's Digital Government Review is also sceptical of the CDO role but admits the country needs a "data champion" and "not a technocrat".

Despite being one of the company's data protection "champions", and supposedly responsible for my department's security, I never found evidence of either.

The black and red line show all data and 'Champion' histogram.

Figure 7 shows the ADC histogram of one MAPMT for all data and Champion obtained by muon/anti layers.

Conversely, the success of global collaboration and data sharing, championed in human genetics by the Wellcome Trust, among others, is being replicated in other species: we heard about large-scale international collaborations in mice, cattle, Arabidopsis, maize and Drosophila.