4 February 2012

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Housing Technology report

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The Housing Technology 2011 report – 'The Blueprint for IT' – is now available.

For 2011, we are eschewing the historic perspective of our previous reports and looking instead at 'The Blueprint for IT'. While every housing provider will have its own view of what might constitute its ideal IT infrastructure, we are confident that our 2011 report reveals common themes covering business applications, IT infrastructures and technology delivery models. The report also covers changing working practices, technology budgets and IT goals.

Sponsored by Capita IB solutions, Civica, MET and Optical Record Systems, the Housing Technology 2011 report covers:

  • What IT and technology departments should plan to achieve over the next 2-3 years.
  • Which areas of their IT 'estate' housing providers should be improving.
  • The critical factors in achieving the 'ideal' IT infrastructure.
  • The likely impact of the Comprehensive Spending Review on IT services.
  • Which IT applications and infrastructure services are critical to business operations and which ones are merely 'nice to have'.
  • The key factors in choosing the right IT supplier(s).
  • How to allocate IT resources across different business areas.
  • IT budgets and how they are balanced between maintaining existing systems and developing new systems.

    Order your copy now

    The report is free to all housing providers, local authorities, government agencies and other end-user organisations. IT and technology companies, consultancies and business service providers to the social housing sector can order the report now for just £275.00.

    Please note that if you have completed the survey, there's no need to order as you will automatically be sent a copy of the report.

    To order your copy of the Housing Technology 2011 report, please click the relevant link below:

    If you have any questions about the survey or the report, or whether you qualify for free copies of the report, please telephone or email us using our contact information page.