DAI’s Center for Digital Acceleration builds on DAI’s decades of experience to design and deploy innovative, user-centered digital tools that drive change across emerging markets.
CDA offers a suite of products that help clients integrate data across their portfolio to inform decision-making at all levels. By designing customized and user-friendly tools that employ spatial and statistical analysis, we assist our clients in understanding markets, population trends, and data-driven insights. Learning from data is central to our approach. In addition to our data analysis tools, we also create interactive web-based platforms and infographics.
Bobby Jefferson, a leader in the field of information and communications technology for development, works to expand DAI’s range of digital health services.
Greg Maly has spent his career working at the intersection of global development and diplomacy, technology, and the arts.
Trevor’s eclectic professional background encompasses technology, electro-mechanical engineering, software development, data analytics, and musical performance.
Alejandro Solis brings extensive experience working on development projects across Central America and the Caribbean.
The Haiti Strategic Health Information System Program team is consolidating and integrating Haiti’s disconnected health information assets to create a comprehensive national system.
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