AISN Showcases State School Report Card Capabilities at NCES Data Conference
WASHINGTON (PRWEB) July 27, 2018 -- AIS Network, an award-winning application developer and secure managed IT services expert serving local, state and federal government, is participating this week in the 2018 NCES STATS-DC Data Conference, July 25-27, in Washington, DC.
AISN co-owner Laurie Head and Bethann Canada, AISN’s senior specialist for business intelligence and analytics, are available to meet with conference attendees and demonstrate the company’s approach to state school report card data visualization. They are demonstrating the Virginia School Quality Profiles, an award-winning online reporting tool that AISN built for the Virginia Department of Education. The SQP site has been recognized nationwide and was the recipient of six prestigious awards last year, making it the most decorated public website in Virginia.
“The NCES STATS-DC Data Conference is an opportunity for AISN to share its unique capabilities with data scientists and information management experts from local and state governments across the country as well as the federal government,” said Head.
“We are highlighting some of the distinguishing processes and technologies behind the development of the Virginia School Quality Profiles and offering some best practices for states and localities as they approach redeveloping their own online reporting tools.”
With the SQP, AISN and VDOE leveraged a full suite of current technology products to update and re-engineer a signature initiative for school transparency and accountability. Users from parents to policy makers can now easily view and compare the performance of Virginia schools via a responsive, accessible website displaying dashboards of current data.
The NCES STATS-DC Data Conference, organized by the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences, covers a wide array of topics related to educational data collection and reporting; sessions will cover state report cards, Common Core Data, data linking beyond K-12, data privacy, data quality, standards and use, and the Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems.
Based in Virginia, AISN is a SWaM-certified small business (#723554) and the preeminent cloud hosting provider for the Commonwealth of Virginia. AISN’s three Virginia contract vehicles make Virginia government IT purchasing easy for public procurement professionals throughout the commonwealth and across the country. They are the CAI Virginia IT Contingent Labor Contract Statement of Work (SOW) – Application Development, Information Security and Infrastructure Services; VA-120416-AISN Hosting Services; and VA-120413-BPI Web Applications Maintenance and Operations. Executive branch agencies, counties, cities, towns, schools and all other public entities throughout the commonwealth and the nation can use AISN as a one-stop shop to build, host, operate and maintain their mission-critical applications, websites, portals, databases and more.
About AIS Network
Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, AIS Network takes highly regulated businesses and governments to the cloud. AISN is the high compliance, secure cloud hosting and IT managed services expert serving large enterprises in the health care, pharmaceutical, government and financial industries, notably numerous international corporations and the Commonwealth of Virginia. When our clients’ highly regulated data, applications, payment portals and websites are simply too critical or complex to entrust to a commodity hosting provider, they call us for help. We engineer, customize and manage high-performance, secure cloud and disaster recovery solutions. Our clients never worry about whether their IT environment can pass a HIPAA, PCI, FISMA, SOX or other compliance audit, because we pass ours 100% of the time. We value highly giving our clients all of the personalized attention that they deserve, while also helping them to audit their infrastructure, reduce their IT compliance risk, avoid costly regulatory mistakes and lower costs for their business and their customers. Visit http://www.aisn.net.
Laurie Head, AIS Network, https://www.aisn.net/, +1 301-523-3165, [email protected]
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