About UsData Literacy ProjectDLP_5ff3abec-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f93Launched by the global data analytics leader Qlik, the Data Literacy Project includes founding partners Accenture, Cognizant, Experian, Pluralsight, the Chartered Institute of Marketing, and Data to the People – along with academic thought leaders.QlikAccentureCognizantExperianPluralsightChartered Institute of MarketingData to the PeopleDLP Advisory BoardWe’ve assembled a group of respected visionaries all with an extensive focus on data. Together they’ll develop our strategy, help deliver our promise and drive the future direction of the Data Literacy Project.Jordan MorrowGlobal Head of Data Literacy, Qlik -- Jordan, an industry trailblazer in visual analytics, strives to help people and organizations amplify their data and analytical literacy skills. As a champion for data literacy he regularly delivers keynote speeches on the subject.Paul MalyonData Strategy Manager, Experian -- With a wealth of experience in Data Product Management, Data Strategy, Governance and Privacy, Paul believes in the power of data. He works with Experian's clients to help them realise the potential of high-quality information and decisions.Jane CroftsFounder of Data To The People and Creator of Databilities® -- Jane is a well-regarded business intelligence practitioner and data literacy evangelist from Melbourne, Australia. Jane works across the globe to build and share resources that develop data literacy across communities, organisations and schools.A successful, data literate society._5ff3ad2c-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f93To ignite discussion and develop tools to shape a successful, data literate society._5ff3ae30-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f93DataFrom the media to medicine and from farming to finance – data answers questions faster, provides powerful insights and drives smarter critical decision‑making.Pattern RecognitionSpotting patterns is key to helping cure life‑threatening diseases. Knowing your X from your Y-axis can predict who you might fall in love with. And analyzing peaks and troughs can lead you to a game-changing opportunity for international business growth.Data LiteracyBut most of the world can’t read, write or understand data – so it’s just gobbledygook. A scary alien language. And it can’t be used to unlock potential. We believe everyone should be data literate. Because with automation, robotics and artificial intelligence – a fourth industrial revolution is looming. And data will be a universal language.CommunicationWe are a global community dedicated to making the language of data understood and communicated effectively by all.EducationTogether we can make these new skills a necessity in education. Together we can future-proof our workforces. And together we will share the tools required to nurture lifelong data literacy and accelerate smarter use.Freedom of ThoughtWe can shape a successful data-literate, free-thinking and speaking culture for all. We can all Be Data Brilliant.TrainingProvide data literacy training._5ff3aeb2-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f931We’ll have encouraged the world’s leading organizations to provide data literacy training._5ff3af5c-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f93LibraryCreate a library of resource-based learning for data literacy._5ff3afe8-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f932We’ll have created the world’s most extensive library of resource-based learning for data literacy._5ff3b06a-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f93CurriculumPlace data literacy into curriculum._5ff3b0f6-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f933Educational InstitutionsWe’ll have supported global educational institutions to place data literacy into the curriculum._5ff3b178-d9ff-11e8-a641-261fcbcc2f932018-10-27https://thedataliteracyproject.org/aboutOwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net