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Data4Good Confernece at Sydney ICC

  • Written by Jacob Webb


The misuse of data and the lack of transparency by big tech firms to be combated with Data4Good event

 

With the widespread lack of transparency and misuse of data by large tech firms worldwide, trust in data and analytics is at an all-time low.

 

The Data4Good conference, to be held at the International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney, will showcase the innovative ways Australia’s leading organisations are using data for positive change and to create a better society.

 

The Data4Good conference, hosted by Altis Consulting on 28 March 2019, will feature recognised experts in data and analytics who have instigated positive change through sophisticated and innovative uses of data.

 

CEO of Altis, John Hoffman said, “Big data and the ongoing sophistication of data and analytic tools increases the opportunities for organisations to inappropriately use them.”

 

“When data is misused, it not only creates ethical issues with consumers, but often has wider consequences on our environment and society. The Data4Good conference will showcase how leading Australian organisations are leveraging data to positively impact the world.”

 

A wide range of experts from industries including the environment, health, Government, FMCG, not-for-profits and disability, will be sharing insightful strategies and best practices. These include:

 

  • Chief Impact Officer of Thankyou., Pete Yao will be openly sharing how Thankyou uses data to create a positive social impact.
  • Former CEO and Founder of RightShip, Captain Warwick Norman AM will share how he used sophisticated data and analytics to change the status quo for international marine safety, as well as using data to drastically reduce carbon emissions of freighters which are 3 per cent of worldwide emissions.
  • CIO of Uniting, Renzo Mostacci is speaking about how they are using analytics to significantly improve safety standards in their centres.
  • Co-Founder and Co-Director of Clickability, Aviva Beecher Kelk will talk about why organisations in the social sector need to tap into their under-utilised data.
  • Research and Development Team Leader at Horticulture Innovation Australia, Anthony Kachenko is using data to help cool our cities through greenery.
  • Executive Engineer at Therapeutic Goods Administration, Patrick O’Meley on identifying safe health products.
  • COO of SMART Infrastructure Facility at the University of Wollongong, Tania Brown will share how SMART’s PetaJakarta project harnessed data from social media to save lives in disaster zones.
  • Blair Hudson will share case studies on a range of NFPs who are using data for positive social impact.
  • DataKind Singapore, Neil Shah will talk about how DataKind works with the social and NFP sector to empower data driven decisions.
  • Director for Altis Consulting, Hyun Choi

 

“The quality of the line-up of speakers as well as the diversity in their topics will lead to thought provoking discussions on data and analytics in ethics and positive change,” said Mr Hoffman.

 

“This inspirational conference will offer tangible insights, creative approaches from speakers who are using data for positive change across industries including the environment, health, and communities,” said Mr Hoffman.


Event Details:

Date: Thursday, 28 March 2019

Location: International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney

Time: 9am – 5:45pm

Website: https://data4good.com.au/

 

About Data4Good

The Data4Good conference is being hosted by Altis Consulting, a data and analytics consultancy that combines technical skill, commercial expertise, communication and listening to empower businesses to make better decisions. The Data4Good conference will feature a series of case studies from leading organisations that are leveraging data for good. Expert speakers will showcase the use of innovative data driven projects. https://data4good.com.au/

Best Tips on how to remove negative content online

  • Written by News Company


Business proprietors who are serious about reputation on the internet have long wondered how to remove negative content online. Unsurprisingly, they are concerned that consumers are further expected to use online reviews to resolve if they can secure a purchase.

 

Reach for the reference

In this sample, the source may apply to the review site, where the review is repugnant, or to the particular reviewer who reprinted it. If the company owner can prove that a negative review should not have left it, make sure that the site owners usually view it. Instances of this are circumstances where the reviewer placed the review in the wrong place or when the hired expert can prove that the reviewer's signature does not resemble in the list of earlier clients.

 

Contact a reviewer to try to delete a comment.

In addition, a company owner can instantly talk a reviewer to try to erase a comment. In utmost, customers will publish something unfavorable to the company at the moment of disappointment and will be willing to withdraw it if they need to notice that the company has made efforts to solve the puzzle.

 

Exclude it with positive content.

If efforts to remove negative rating collapse, another attempt to block their positive content. A company with a negative rating will have a worse result than a company with a negative rating

Enlarging current and recent customers to write positive reviews will help improve the company's reputation.

 

Hire people who have a background in designing content optimized

If the organization is not certain whence to do this, weigh using a reputable online management company. Many online notoriety management companies can give strategies employed by old customers to boost the rate of customers that a company can look at. In extension, these firms typically hire people who have a background in designing content optimized for research engines, which can be used to exclude negative remarks.

 

The above are some of the best tips on how to how to remove negative content online you can embrace

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