Cross-Ministry Common Client Identification
$34Mannual cross-system cost quantified for the first time
Probabilistic matching across three ministries found 1,511 common clients - and became the standing cross-ministry data sharing framework.
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Cross-ministry data, protected warehouses, and decision models built for public-sector constraints - privacy, classification, and accountability included.
$34Mannual cross-system cost quantified for the first time
Probabilistic matching across three ministries found 1,511 common clients - and became the standing cross-ministry data sharing framework.
TOGAF target state architecture that made a structurally unavoidable legacy vendor exit possible.
One warehouse serving enforcement, corrections, medical examiner, communications records, and criminal case data - operational reporting, organized crime intelligence, and pandemic response from a single platform.
Decision-grade pandemic models used at head-of-government level and reported to the WHO.
One enterprise data warehouse with a common data dictionary negotiated across 34 independent mental health agencies - making the network's collective outcomes visible and fundable for the first time.
Nonlinear autoregressive neural network trained on admissions and remand flow - validated against what actually happened, not optimised to match what was already known. Methodology published.
Supply changes and harm outcomes made visible against each other across health, medical examiner, and police data - the view no single agency's data could produce alone.