Historical case study

The Agile Intelligence COVID-19 Dashboard

DDB Group Philippines reported that Agile Intelligence launched a COVID-19 tracker to help make national, regional, and city-level pandemic data more digestible. It used Department of Health and local-government data to visualize measures including cases, recoveries, doubling time, healthcare capacity, and bed occupancy. DDB reported approximately 100,000 visitors and a Philippine Quill Merit Award in 2021; these are historical DDB-reported claims, and the dashboard is not presented as currently operational.

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01 / Audience and fit

Who is this for, and when is it appropriate?

A historical example for teams evaluating data harmonization, dashboard design, public information, or business intelligence capability. It is evidence of a past public-service project, not an offer of current COVID-19 monitoring.

02 / Questions answered

What questions can this help answer?

  • What public-information problem did the dashboard address?
  • Which sources and measures did it combine?
  • How was information organized for experts and the public?
  • Who contributed, and what reach and recognition did DDB report?

03 / Method, data and reported outcome

How did DDB describe the dashboard?

Problem
Lack of a central dashboard with harmonized regional and city data.
Data
Department of Health and local government units.
Measures
Longest “no cases reported,” doubling time, recoveries, new cases, healthcare-facility capacity, and bed occupancy.
Deliverable
A web dashboard with organized data sets, charts, visualization, analysis, and interpretation.
Reported outcome
About 100,000 unique local and foreign visitors as of 20 May 2021, plus Quill Merit for Communication for the Web at the 18th Philippine Quill Awards.

04 / Proof and sources

Where do these historical claims come from?

05 / Historical credits and dates

Who did DDB credit?

DDB described Chewy Chua and Ian Ong as founders and volunteers. It credited Chewy Chua with dashboard oversight, visualization, analysis, and interpretation, and Ian Ong with logic, coding, and graphs.

06 / Limitations

How should this case be interpreted?

  • All objectives, metrics, reach, reception, and award details are DDB-reported historical claims.
  • The visitor count is not described as independently audited.
  • No claim is made that the dashboard remains maintained or operational.
  • This pandemic-era public-service project is not presented as a current client-result claim.

07 / Responsibility

Who is responsible for this page?

Responsible organization for this page: Agile Intelligence. Historical project credits and source dates are stated above.

08 / Next step

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