What are the typical data reporting levels used in DEOCS?

• A. Aggregate (overall and by unit/organizational level) reports; potentially installation-wide reports and unit-level reports to leaders.
• B. Individual-level raw data published publicly.
• C. Only installation-wide reports with no unit detail.
• D. Real-time dashboards at the individual level.

Answer: (B)

DEOCS data reporting focuses on protecting privacy while delivering actionable insights. The typical approach is to provide reports that aggregate responses at multiple levels—overall results, by unit or organizational level, and installation-wide summaries as appropriate. Leaders receive unit-level and installation-wide reports so they can benchmark their unit against installation trends without exposing individual answers. Individual-level raw data are not published publicly due to privacy and data governance concerns; access to such data is restricted to authorized analysts under strict controls. Real-time dashboards at the individual level would risk revealing identities, so they are not standard practice. This combination lets leadership see differences across units and overall climate trends while keeping respondent information confidential.