Welcome back to the third part of the IntoZetta ‘Data in Housing Survey 2023’. If you missed parts one or two, please check out the May 2023 and July 2023 editions of Housing Technology. In part two, we explored the potential barriers to implementing better data management. The answers in that section revealed an interesting…
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Review of Data Matters 2023
Housing Technology’s second successful Data Matters one-day event took place at The British Museum in central London earlier this month. Kindly sponsored by 3C Consultants, Aareon, IntoZetta, Social Telecoms and Switchee, Data Matters attracted a packed audience of over 120 data specialists from housing providers, with the event completely sold out beforehand. With 11 presentations…
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IntoZetta’s annual ‘data in housing’ survey results… part two
The second part of IntoZetta’s annual ‘Data in Housing’ review features a deeper dive into the challenges faced by housing providers across the UK. If you missed the first part, please see the May 2023 edition of Housing Technology. Part two begins with the ‘million-dollar question’ – what are housing providers’ biggest data challenges? The…
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IntoZetta’s annual ‘data In housing’ survey results
Back by popular demand… Following the success of last year’s inaugural survey, this year’s Data in Housing has seen an amazing doubling of the recipients taking part. In 2022, we reported across four issues of Housing Technology on how leaders in housing data viewed the pressing issues facing our sector. As well as providing the…
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Common problems with data migration
Like many industries with roots in the public sector, who have historical data going back to the previous century, housing providers often find themselves struggling to maintain consistency across the range of data required for their day-to-day operations. In some instances, housing management systems have grown organically over time and will be surrounded by ancillary…
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Fuelling high performance automation
Like a high-performance engine relies on high-quality fuel, a high-performance automated process relies on high-quality data. How good is yours? The first printed use of the term, “garbage in, garbage out” was from a US Army specialist, William Mellin in 1957. Writing of the early work of Army mathematicians with computers, he explained that computers…
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