Trust in Data
An exploration of why a high bar of data quality is imperative for every institution.
One Billion people that might miss out! How do we make sure all people have the fusion skills they need to flourish now and in the future? Where are you taking Fusion next?
Our Fusion 3 event picked up the challenge of ensuring that Fusion skills are accessible to all, highlighting practice and processes that will ensure that no one and no place misses out on Fusion.
Guided by hosts Beulah Kuku and Alistair Bullen, we explored what was needed to ensure that one billion people have the Fusion skills they need to live productive and fulfilling lives, flourishing in their learning and in their jobs. We looked at the disruptions facing society and why education and future skills development needs to urgently change.
At the event we heard from a range of speakers including:
Explore some of the presentations below and get inspired!
Jenny Leonard’s illustration for Fusion 3 London
An exploration of why a high bar of data quality is imperative for every institution.
Building on concepts around reconceptualisation of anonymisation as ‘de-personalisation'.
In this whitepaper, Palantir describes a novel model lifecycle framework built upon common software.
A review of the adult skills and education sector for the City of London.
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