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Speaker: Catherine Murray, Director of Planning, Queen Mary University of London
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Speakers: Dr Miriam Fernandez, Professor of Responsible Artificial Intelligence, Knowledge Media Institute (KMi), Open University (OU), Dr Paul Mulholland, and Dr Alba Morales
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Speaker: Craig Chapman-Smith, Director of Strategy Implementation and Risk, University of Glasgow
Like many institutions, the University of Glasgow often delivered change in siloes. This made it challenging to: see the whole picture; understand what levers can be pulled; drive robust decision making and; track the delivery of strategic objectives. Together with The Anywhere Company, they have created a data “golden thread” through strategic objectives, KPIs, the business case template, risk registers, benefits logs and plans. This has unlocked the ability to provide reporting and insight and now plays a key role in strategy implementation. This presentation is their journey and will include a demonstration of the golden thread in action.
Speakers: Alaa Elaydi, Head of Academic Quality, Data and Risk, BPP University and Ramita Tejpal, Associate Professor and Dean of Academic Quality and Policy, BPP University
Session Synopsis: BPP University’s Data Now initiative was built as a data quality project, utilising methodologies from the data maturity framework, building robust data strategies, and experimenting with data mesh. Data mesh is gaining traction as an innovative approach that bolsters data strategies, and the University is testing this approach by decentralising data management across academic departments and professional service units. In this session, we will show you how data mesh can unlock data capabilities by providing:
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Speaker: Paul Clark, Consultant
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Speaker: Carley Brown, Consultant, Strengthify
Session Synopsis: In the dynamic environment of higher education, universities must continuously
adapt to change while preserving their core values and mission. This session delves into the application of positive psychology and strengths-based approaches in change management and strategic planning. Participants will explore key psychological theories and learn practical methods for identifying and leveraging individual and collective strengths. Additionally, the session will introduce tools and techniques that can be used to effectively manage change and align strategic goals with strengths to build engagement and performance.
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Speaker: Shirley Dalziel, Director, Develop Global
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Speakers: Laura C McHugh, Partner, Forbes Solicitors and Catherine Hare, Professional Support Lawyer, Forbes Solicitors
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Speaker: Dominic Davis, Director of Strategy, Planning and Performance, City, University of London
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