ROCC has completed the first phase of the rollout of its Uniclass repairs and maintenance software at Thirteen Group, initially covering responsive repairs for the housing provider’s 34,000 properties. The second phase of the project, due to be completed by March 2018, will see Uniclass used for day-to-day cyclical works. With the aim of fostering…
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Capita One brings housing & local government under one roof
Capita has moved its local government and social housing software businesses under a single division of its business, Capita One, with the aim of providing a single view of citizens and tenants across different public services. Capita reported that its One range of local government and housing software will help housing providers understand their tenants…
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Building GDPR into social housing
As most housing professionals are (or should be) aware, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force from May 2018, and housing providers should be paying particular attention to what it is and what it could mean for them. Housing providers hold a great deal of personal tenant data. From name, date of…
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Manifest’s Universal Adapter supports Castles & Coasts’ data migration
During the merger in July 2017 of Two Castles Housing and Derwent & Solway Housing, the newly-formed Castles and Coasts Housing Association used Manifest Software’s Universal Adaptor during the migration and merging of data between the two organisations’ housing management systems. Castles and Coasts reported that by using the Universal Adaptor, it was possible to…
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Jumping the fence – From gamekeeper to poacher
Housing Technology interviewed Keith Saunders, MIS-AMS’ new leader of customer support after, as gamekeeper turned poacher, he joined the software supplier in April 2017 after 30 years of working in-house at different housing providers. Have you always been interested in IT? Like a lot of people, I fell into IT almost by accident. Until April…
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Has the dawn of IoT finally broken?
The internet of things (IoT) and its relationship with social housing has been labelled by some people as “a technology looking for an application”. I have been looking at IoT and engaging with the sector for over four years now, educating, informing and learning with the sector on how IoT can be used for the…
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