Moses Pounds, Author at Johns Hopkins Center for Government Excellence

A native of the Baltimore area, Moses comes to GovEx from the world of K-12 education, having worked at both the school and the district level. He managed and analyzed administrative data (assessment, demographic, personnel, financial, etc.) to surface insights and to produce data dashboards and visualizations for stakeholders and decision-makers. He also worked in performance management, organizing the identification of key performance indicators and working with staff to identify related processes and to plan improvements. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy from Johns Hopkins and a Bachelor’s in English from Stanford. He enjoys playing volleyball and singing classical music, though not at the same time due to lung capacity concerns.

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Banish the thumb drive: a call for better internal data sharing

By: Moses Pounds

First of all, can we choose one name for these things? They’re also referred to as “flash drives,” “jump drives,” and “USB drives,” plus a few other names. Let’s choose one!

How Do We Measure Up? Do’s and Don’ts for Benchmarking Your Data

By: Moses Pounds

When organizations begin to dig into the data about their service delivery, one of the first questions they ask is “Well, how do we compare to others?” This question makes a lot of sense! We want to put the data to work for us.

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Banish the thumb drive: a call for better internal data sharing

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