King of Prussia-based Qlik is at the forefront of efforts to utilize data-driven methods to aid in the fight for racial equality, writes George Lawton for SearchBusinessAnalytics.com.
Data can be used to pinpoint inequities in society. It has revealed different outcomes for different races – for example, the data that shows the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on Black Americans – and reinforces the notion that these inequities are systemic in nature.
One of the ways data is being used for public good is building analytics tools that help different outreach programs make sure they are succeeding.
As part of these efforts, Qlik.org, a corporate responsibility program operated by Qlik, partnered with New Leaders and the Harlem Educational Activities Fund. The company has built analytics tools that measure and track the quality of each organizations’ programming, said Julie Kae, executive director of Qlik.org.
“Qlik.org is increasing efforts to support organizations with free software and services driving real, demonstrable change for young people around the world deserving of every chance for education, health, economic opportunity, safety, support, and love,” said Kae.
Read more about Qlik at SearchBusinessAnalytics.com here.
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