Synthetic data for public organizations
Learn more about the role of synthetic data for public organizations
Public Organizations and the role of data
Public organizations are integral components of societies worldwide and operate at various levels to offer essential services and activities for the “public good”. These entities play a crucial role in public welfare by providing education, healthcare, infrastructure, and more. Data serves as the lifeblood of these organizations, enabling informed decision-making, efficient resource allocation, and the development of effective policies. However, as data usage expands, ensuring individual privacy becomes vital. Public organizations must employ data protection to mitigate privacy risks while leveraging the power of data to serve the collective good. On top of that, public organizations serve as role models in the way of working with privacy-sensitive data.
Public Organizations
- Reduce time to access data for researchers and PhD students
- Improve access to more data sources
- Provide representative data for study courses
- Publish synthetic data for papers that require data publication
- Allow data distribution in synthetic form
- Shorten data access requests
- Reduce bureaucracy related to data access requests
- Utilize data better
- Serve as “role model” in the way of working with sensitive data
- Provide faster access to data, without hindering developers and data scientists
- Privacy-by-design test data
Case studies
Why do Public Organizations consider synthetic data?
- Privacy Protection: Public organizations often manage and process privacy sensitive personal information. Synthetic data allows them to create realistic but artificial datasets that mimic the characteristics of real data, without exposing individuals’ private information. This helps protect the privacy of citizens and ensures compliance with data protection regulations.
- Serve as “role model”: Public organizations have a responsibility to demonstrate best practices in handling sensitive data and set up new standards. By adopting synthetic data as an additional practice, these organizations demonstrate commitment to privacy, while still leveraging the power of data.
- Data Sharing and Collaboration: Public organizations frequently collaborate with other government agencies, research institutions, and private organizations. Sharing real data can be challenging due to privacy concerns and legal restrictions. Synthetic data provides a safe and compliant solution, enabling collaboration without risking data exposure.
- Cost-Efficient Smart Analytics: Public organizations often operate within constrained budgets funded by taxpayers. Implementing synthetic data for smart analytics can significantly reduce costs associated with data collection, storage, and maintenance.
Why Syntho?
Syntho has extensive experience working with public organizations and semi-public organizations
Experience working with the public sector
Drawing from its extensive involvement with numerous public and semi-public entities, Syntho has experience with public procurement regulations and the onboarding process.
Flexibility in way of working and support
Syntho recognizes the unique operational dynamics of public organizations and tailors its approach accordingly. We provide comprehensive (consulting) assistance throughout the entire process, from adoption and implementation to ongoing support, ensuring successful integration and customer satisfaction.
Easy to use
Syntho's platform is designed with a user-friendly self-service interface, making it accessible even to non-technical users.
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