Time & Location
11:30 AM – 12:25 PM
Sever Hall– Room 113 (Harvard Yard)
Description
This moderated panel discussion focuses on the use of human-centered design principles to achieve a common understanding of an analytic product’s customers, their true business needs, and an organization’s priorities. These insights add context to the product’s functionality goals and allow for a targeted technical approach to data modeling, engineering, and visualization. Along the way we’ll spotlight recent data and analytics projects from Campus Services and the FAS and describe how this approach has allowed each organization to make progress using their data for decision-making.
Presenters
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Taylor Brucki, Solution Architect- Administrative Technology Services- Harvard University Information Technology, Central Administration
- Ismael Carreras, Associate Dean of Strategic Analysis, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Dan Cushing, Senior Data Analyst, Campus Services, Central Administration
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Megan Newton, Program Manager, Campus Services, Central Administration
- Kaitlyn Santa Lucia, Director of Administrative Systems Consulting- Administrative Technology Services, Harvard University Information Technology, Central Administration
- Celeste Scott (moderator), Senior Project Manager, Harvard University Information Technology, Central Administration