Housing Technology | Spatial Matters 2026
About the Event
17 November 2026 | Online
Join us for Spatial Matters 2026 and discover how today’s geospatial tools bring a vital extra dimension to housing providers and local authorities’ operations. By combining mapping, visualisation, data management and spatial analytics with your existing business tools, geospatial tools mean less noise and more patterns.
Spatial Matters 2026 will cover:
- The fundamental importance of ‘place’ in housing operations
- Easy ways to integrate geospatial systems (incl. GIS) with your existing housing operations
- The benefits of adding an extra dimension to your data
- How to tap your unused reserves of spatial data
- Using spatial analytics to find hidden patterns & new insights
- Examples of proven use-cases for geospatial tools in social housing
- Measuring your RoI from geospatial-powered programmes
- Tips & procurement criteria for choosing geospatial tools
- End-user training & encouraging spatial literacy
Date & Time
17 November 2026 | 9:30 – 11:00 am.
Location
Digital Event – you will be provided with a link to join following registration.
The quality of speakers was excellent and their insight was very valuable. The more we share in the sector, the better.
CHP
Excellent combination of the housing sector and data professionals exchanging ideas and innovations.
Platform Housing Group
A fantastic opportunity to get together with other organisations and talk about the data that matters to you!
Sovereign Housing
Events like these are crucial to help us consider different views, gain insight and perhaps walk away with a solution or idea for a particular problem. The wealth of knowledge and the methods used by the key speakers are invaluable, perhaps more so than some training events that I have been to.
Optivo
The event (Data Matters) was extremely interesting and touched on many relevant challenges facing the sector in the coming years.
Yorkshire Housing
Ideal for networking but also useful to look at emerging technologies.
Southway Housing Trust
