Synopsis: A reflection on our integration journey in the housing sector when dealing with IoT data in a diverse landscape of customer requirements and institutional software applications.
Speaker(s): Simon Flint, Chief Information & Digital Officer
Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton
Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton has been a firefighter since she was 18 years old. She is now one of the most senior female firefighters in the UK. After leaving home at 15 and school at 16, she joined the fire service in Wales. While climbing the ranks, she studied at the Open University and then at Cardiff University, eventually completing a PhD in psychology. Her subsequent research into incident command in the emergency services has not only won awards but has also influenced policy at a global level. Sabrina was recently conferred as an Honorary Fellow at Cardiff University. Her first book, ‘The Heat of the Moment’, was published in 2019. She is an ambassador for the Big Issue. She lives with her husband and daughter in London.
Sabrina will share how her ground-breaking research into the psychology of decision–making in the emergency services has influenced policy and saved lives at a global level. She will talk about how the findings apply to decision makers in all walks of life to help us to understand our own responses when the pressure is on and help us all to make better decisions
IntoZetta – Foundations built on sand? Examining data quality in housing (Panel Session)
Hosted by Dan Yarnold, IntoZetta is delighted to welcome Nicole Brosnan, Chris Shaw and David Bamford to examine the impact of poor data quality in social housing. Using insights from IntoZetta’s Housing Data 2022 survey, our panel will delve into the realities, complexities and opportunities provided by improving data across the sector.
Panellists: Dan Yarnold, CEO & Director, IntoZetta, Nicole Brosnan, Data Quality & Improvement Manager, Southern Housing Group, Chris Shaw, Managing Director, Shaw Consulting, David Bamford, Head of Deployment, IntoZetta
FireAngel – No place like a smart home – How can the internet of things support safer, healthier homes?
Millions of UK households are expected to be hauled into fuel poverty for the first time as utility soar, leaving low-income households vulnerable to cold, damp and mould. Residents who’ve had dangerous cladding stripped from their buildings post-Grenfell may also find that their homes are less energy efficient. Simultaneously, legal firms who represent social landlords are having to hire extra staff to cope with a rising number of disrepair claims. However, there has never been a more intense focus on improving home safety for social housing residents.
Join FireAngel’s co-founder and chief product officer, Nick Rutter, to explore how IoT can provide a holistic, predictive solution to protecting residents and properties.
Speaker(s): Nick Rutter, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, FireAngel
Capita – Keep residents safe by automating the management of your building safety regulations
Asset management isn’t just about maintaining, repairing and developing homes. It’s about the people who live in them and making sure their homes are kept safe. In this session, Glenn Allan, head of product (housing) for Capita One, explores how data can play a pivotal role in simplifying the management of compliance. This presentation will cover: how datasets can be automated to plan and manage compliance, including ‘the big six’ (fire, lifts, electrical, asbestos, gas and legionella/water management); how one landlord, downgraded from G1 to G3, digitally transformed its approach to safety with a 360-degree view of its data; why automation can help reduce risk, save time and lower costs.
Join us to find out how you can do more to ensure your tenants are safe and happy in their homes.
Speaker(s): Glenn Allan, Head of Product (Housing), Capita One
Aareon – Zero-party data for digital transformation & customer satisfaction
Synopsis: Zero-party data has been labelled by Forbes as ‘the new oil’… With integrated and artificially intelligent cloud software solutions, our industry is now empowered to collect data and build powerful insights to drive transformation while significantly improving services to residents. New legislation demands the capture of new data, surfacing new opportunities to better understand your communities and buildings.
Speaker(s): Jack McLean, Product Marketing Manager
