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Hvordan foregår det praktisk, når forskelligartede datamængder omsættes til analyser og visualiseringer, og mange ikke er opmærksomme på at de selv kan styre hvilke digitale spor de efterlader Fredag d. 25. april inviterede Public-Private Platformen og Big Data Forum, i forbindelse med Forskningens Døgn, til et arrangement om forskningen i big data. Lokalet var fyldt til bristepunktet trods det tidlige tidspunkt, og blandt publikum var både embedsmænd, forskere, privatansatte og studerende.

A collaborative workshop between the Public-Private Platform at Copenhagen Business School and the Australia and New Zealand School of Government recently took place in Copenhagen organized by the Public-Private Platform.

Taking point of departure in the meeting with ‘Yum-Yum’, a campaign by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration and the National Board of Health focusing on how to obtain more healthy citizens through play, Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen spoke at OBHC14 about how the public system tries not to look like a system as many (employees) are attentive to the barrier that may be present with socially exposed citizens in form of a general scepticism and antipathy towards everything that they associate with the public system.

The seminar brought together scholars from a range of European universities and Business Schools to rethink social systems theory and its contribution to societal debate on the contemporary changes in welfare government and management.