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Maximising The Value Of Seafood Industry Data | John Heskins | World Fisheries Congress 2021
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Presented at the World Fisheries Congress on 22 September 2021
Abstract
With the convergence of technologies and information, the digital age is presenting both challenges and opportunities to public and private sector organisations in all major market verticals.
While there is significant scope to introduce technology driven applications and processes that streamline and optimise critical operational activities including fleet management or temporal analysis to assess biological changes over time, these benefits rely on the creation, maintenance, accuracy and access to reliable, authoritative, operational and scientific data. The opportunity is significant however there is a recognised view the sector is data rich, but information poor.
Small scale operations that characterise many stakeholders in the fisheries sector have limited ability to adopt large scale information technology solutions so often hold and supply critical information manually resulting in “hidden data stores” that are not available to inform their commercial partners efficiently, inform representative bodies to enable better representation, inform themselves of key fishing and catch patterns.
Spatial Vision's John Heskins will explore the value of unlocking vital sector data by streamlining processes and workflows across the entire supply chain from the lens of the fisher as a central stakeholder.
John will reflect on industry risks and impediments, and conclude with recommendations to guide sector reform that:
• Improve data accessibility and outcomes across the fishing stakeholder landscape
• Identify and reveal the “hidden data stores”; and
• Increase business efficiency and mitigate future risks
About John Heskins
John Heskins is the Fisheries and Marine Specialist at Spatial Vision & Lapis.
John is passionate about developing innovative and practical information solutions for stakeholder challenges in the Fisheries and Marine domain.
With over 20 years of experience in the fisheries domain John is a specialist in designing and developing and re-engineering business information systems and processes to meet changing business requirements.
John has extensive experience in the design, development and implementation of significant applications that support and enhance business processes with a recent focus on tools that capture information in the field as it becomes available to the user.
John’s focus is on implementing systems and methods that bring work place efficiencies using easily accessible Information Technology as a productivity-enhancing tool.
John is Spatial Vision’s Fisheries and Marine Domain Specialist and through this role has delivered information solutions to multiple Australian jurisdictional fisheries agencies and in North America.
John holds a Bachelor of Business degree from Swinburne University.
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Abstract
With the convergence of technologies and information, the digital age is presenting both challenges and opportunities to public and private sector organisations in all major market verticals.
While there is significant scope to introduce technology driven applications and processes that streamline and optimise critical operational activities including fleet management or temporal analysis to assess biological changes over time, these benefits rely on the creation, maintenance, accuracy and access to reliable, authoritative, operational and scientific data. The opportunity is significant however there is a recognised view the sector is data rich, but information poor.
Small scale operations that characterise many stakeholders in the fisheries sector have limited ability to adopt large scale information technology solutions so often hold and supply critical information manually resulting in “hidden data stores” that are not available to inform their commercial partners efficiently, inform representative bodies to enable better representation, inform themselves of key fishing and catch patterns.
Spatial Vision's John Heskins will explore the value of unlocking vital sector data by streamlining processes and workflows across the entire supply chain from the lens of the fisher as a central stakeholder.
John will reflect on industry risks and impediments, and conclude with recommendations to guide sector reform that:
• Improve data accessibility and outcomes across the fishing stakeholder landscape
• Identify and reveal the “hidden data stores”; and
• Increase business efficiency and mitigate future risks
About John Heskins
John Heskins is the Fisheries and Marine Specialist at Spatial Vision & Lapis.
John is passionate about developing innovative and practical information solutions for stakeholder challenges in the Fisheries and Marine domain.
With over 20 years of experience in the fisheries domain John is a specialist in designing and developing and re-engineering business information systems and processes to meet changing business requirements.
John has extensive experience in the design, development and implementation of significant applications that support and enhance business processes with a recent focus on tools that capture information in the field as it becomes available to the user.
John’s focus is on implementing systems and methods that bring work place efficiencies using easily accessible Information Technology as a productivity-enhancing tool.
John is Spatial Vision’s Fisheries and Marine Domain Specialist and through this role has delivered information solutions to multiple Australian jurisdictional fisheries agencies and in North America.
John holds a Bachelor of Business degree from Swinburne University.
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#WFC2021 #WorldFisheriesCongress
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