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Democratising information and knowledge

The internet of things is going to begin providing huge amounts of data about our assets and customers, but how do we prevent data fatigue and turn this torrent of data into actionable business outcomes? What do you mean by ‘democratising information and knowledge’? In my experience, access to data has traditionally been in the…
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How to train your chatbot

Done well, chatbots enable better customer self-service and improve customer satisfaction. However, a good implementation requires some knowledge of how chatbots work, and you need to get a few things right if you want to get the best out of your new virtual employee. Natural language understanding Even though there are infinite ways your customers…
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Building pathways on data for better homes

Whichever way you look at it, decarbonising the UK’s housing stock is a gargantuan task. To meet the government’s ‘clean growth strategy’ goals to move all housing stock to EPC ‘grade C’ by 2035 will require homes to be upgraded at a rate of one every two. That would be difficult enough if you were…
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Social value – Lip service or lasting legacies?

In September’s incredible new-look edition of Housing Technology, social value cropped up several times. We read about ‘greening your IT procurement’ from Anthony Collins Solicitors which included a reminder that social value also needs consideration in our sector’s procurement processes. We read how Civica will be planting trees and helping with park restoration following winning…
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“Hi, I’m Neela”

“Hello – pleased to meet you. I’m Neela. How can I help you?” Aareon’s new AI-based virtual assistant, known as Neela, is set to adopt an increasingly independent role in helping to communicate with tenants. Currently still in the pilot phase, we expect that Neela will gradually transform tenant support in future. Neela’s skills If…
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Next-generation IoT in housing

Neal Hooper, Aico’s managing director, and Luke Loveridge, chief executive of Homelync, explain why Aico and Homelync have come together to create safer homes in social housing, the benefits of remote management and the future of housing. Why have Aico and Homelync come together? The internet of things (IoT) has been showing lots of promise…
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