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103 – January 2025

The new age of connectivity

How multi-net SIMs revolutionise IoT, phones, lift-lines & laptops Multi-network SIMs are set to make an unprecedented impact on the digital landscape for housing providers. Connectivity is a factor that affects every aspect of a modern organisation, with a huge number of applications in the housing sector. As such, the advances offered by multi-net SIMs…
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Do robots dream of process automation?

The past few years have seen belts being tightened across social housing which, in some cases, have meant a reduction in services, particularly when a funding stream has come to an end. How do you deliver a service with potentially high social impact with diminished or discontinued funds? At Link, we wanted to augment our…
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Human-powered transformation

The housing sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven not only by advances in technology but the dedicated individuals who have committed their careers to it. This evolution isn’t just about the software, platforms or systems being implemented, but about the people behind these innovations. For years, professionals within housing providers haven’t seen themselves as…
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From gatekeepers to service leaders

Reshaping social housing for the consumer standard As social housing grapples with new consumer standards, Mark Holdsworth, Civica’s sales director, explores how housing providers must transform their culture and technology to deliver outstanding tenant services. The most significant cultural transformation in social housing in decades is underway. The introduction of consumer standards by the Regulator…
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Better technology to underpin temporary accommodation

Local authorities are currently facing an ongoing budget crisis, with some spending over £500,000 each week on temporary accommodation. This situation is not only unsustainable but also deeply concerning because it drains valuable resources and fails to provide the lasting solutions that communities desperately need. The problem is prominently featured in the headlines, with daily…
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Mobysoft’s practical guide to data

Mobysoft has published a guide to help housing providers unlock the power of their data. ‘Becoming a data-driven organisation – A practical guide for housing providers’ explains how housing providers can transform their decision-making processes by replacing intuition with evidence-based insights. Paul Evans, CEO, Mobysoft, said, “Our guide demystifies the journey to becoming data-driven, making…
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