Transcript JACKSONVILLE & NORTHEAST FLORIDA

1
 Introductions
 Regional Chapter Survey Results
 Break
 “Group Therapy”
 Best Practices Lightning Round
2
 Your name
 Your organization
 How long on job
 How long in C2ER/# of conferences
attended
 Data source/tool you can’t live without
 What do you hope to get out of today’s
session?
3
MELANIE M. MOORE
Senior Director, Business Intelligence
JAXUSA Partnership
jaxusa.org
4
Survey distributed in spring 2015
Distribution: 137
Respondents: 21
Response Rate: 15%
jaxusa.org
5
18
11
8
5
jaxusa.org
6
jaxusa.org
7
“How to use existing tools more efficiently.”
jaxusa.org
8
ESRI
13
(ArcGIS)
Dun & Bradstreet
12
InfoUSA
12
(ReferenceUSA )
Economic Modeling Specialists
9
(EMSI)
8
IMPLAN
7
GIS Planning
Tableau
5
RS Means
5
JobsEQ (Chmura)
5
CoStar
5
jaxusa.org
9
BEA
4
(RIMS II)
Moody’s
4
Wanted Analytics
4
Xceligent
4
Burning Glass
(Labor/Insight; Focus/Career))
2
CareerBuilder
(Supply & Demand Portal
2
Location One
(Location One Information
2
System)
PolicyMap
2
REMI
2
Woods & Poole
2
jaxusa.org
10
Survey Monkey
Salesforce
Inside Prospects
Kenexa CompAnalyst (IBM)
Dow Jones - Factiva
Datamyne
Economic Research
Institute (ERI)
A to Z Business Database
CCH
Logi Analytics
Avention's iSell
Bloomberg
Applied Geographic Solutions
(AGS databases)
IBISWorld
jaxusa.org
11
GTA's GTIS
Atlas InSite
Decision Data Resources
Monster.com
(Power Resume)
Nielsen Claritas
(iXpress, PRIZM)
Geographic Solutions
(ALMA, Virtual LMI)
Census
9
BLS
8
BEA
8
OnTheMap
7
Google
3
O*Net
3
FRED
2
Policy Map
2
U.S. Cluster
Mapping
2
jaxusa.org
12
OnTheMap
“Very helpful for visualization”
Missouri Census Data Center
“Easier to use than Factfinder for data
mapping. Excellent predefined reports.”
Robert Half Salary Salary Guides
“…details about certain positions
(such as in IT) that garner bonuses
for certifications, etc.”
Cornell University - Internet Data
Sources for Social Scientists
“…wealth of data sources…all in one
place.”
jaxusa.org
13
Census
“…breadth of information encompassed in
the ACS…and small geographic specificity.”
BEA
“…easy to access QCEW data &
occupation data visualization tool”
PolicyMap
“Easy to use in pulling
Census data and providing
geographic component.”
QWI Explorer (Census)
“…industry details by smaller
geography. Easy to use,
customize, and extract data.”
EMSI
8
ESRI (ArcGIS)
8
Wanted Analytics
3
Hoovers
3
WSJ
2
REMI
2
InfoUSA
2
IMPLAN
2
Chumura
2
ReferenceUSA
2
jaxusa.org
14
ArcGIS
Nielsen
ReferenceUSA
LocationOne
Information System
Corporate Affiliations
Chmura
GIS Planning
ReferenceUSAGov
New Business
Database
Factiva
Tableau
Alteryx Strategic
Salesforce
Analytics
Burning Glass
webLOCI
jaxusa.org
15
Global Insight
7
Busniess List Data
Unions
3
Call Centers
3
Skills Gap
2
Underemployment
2
Wage Data
2
Non-NAICS
2
Industry Drivers
2
jaxusa.org
16
COMPANY DATA
Non-NAICS “industries”
(“big data,” 3D printing, call centers,
shared service centers/back office
operations)
Supply chains for unfamiliar
company types
Start-up businesses
number, type, location etc.
Specific company information
(number of employees, average
wages, occupations employed,
unions present, etc.)
Accurate current employee
count by company
jaxusa.org
17
WORKFORCE DATA
Workforce detail (# of people
with specific certifications)
Skills gap metrics
Employment and
commuting patterns
Reliable job
openings data
Current Personal Income
jaxusa.org
Underemployment
Accurate job description
information in O*Net
Projection data-government
data isn't produced very
frequently, but EMSI-type
data has a lot of inaccuracies.
Current market wage data
Economic data analysis at
the regional level
Agriculture income
Forecast information
Breaking apart "associate's degrees"
and "certificates" from "some college"
in Census educational attainment data
Tourism data
Data below the county level
State and local tax data
Data for specific populations: youth,
veterans, previously incarcerated individuals
jaxusa.org
Software/subscription
reviews
Listing of what C2ER
members use what
subscriptions/software
jaxusa.org
20
Provide searchable directory
of subscriptions and public
data by category
Regional technology
conferences to showcase
products
Use of tool and
data sets
Using federal
APIs within your
own website
jaxusa.org
21
Using real time labor
information from
subscription services
Analysis of sources, how
to analyze the quality of
software/data
Suggested questions for next
year’s survey?
jaxusa.org
22
MELANIE M. MOORE
Senior Director, Business Intelligence
JAXUSA Partnership
jaxusa.org
23
BREAK
 Software/Data Tools – Which ones do you purchase/use
and what has been your experience?
 Ways to deal with hard to find data and RFI questions
(unions, turnover, small businesses, etc.)
 Job Tips (How can I become more proactive in research
rather than reactive? How do I say “no” to ad hoc
requests for research products?)
 What social media can I use effectively to present
business intelligence?
 How can I display and keep current data on my website?
25
 Key take-aways
 Feedback on the session
 Suggested topics for next year
26