• The collection, storage and analysis of data is widely dispersed across multiple branches, program areas and regions within the department. This has many consequences:
o Employees face barriers to accessing information they need to perform analysis that will benefit Canadians and the department
o Privacy controls and transparency of use of data for citizens is inconsistent across data holding and business lines
o Data from different program areas cannot be linked to accurately and efficiently support necessary, authorized policy insights requested by government
o Performance reporting, forecasting and workload management are limited and inconsistent across programs. There are inadequate performance measures that focus on outcomes.