Webinar: proactive compliance – getting the most from smart tech in social housing
Smart tech is both a big opportunity and a challenge for the social housing sector. In this webinar, we gather together an expert panel to scrutinise the use of these devices, their potential, and people, process and information management challenges
Smart tech is a big opportunity and a challenge for the social housing sector. In this webinar, we gather an expert panel to scrutinise the use of these devices #UKhousing
The social housing sector is beginning to embrace smart monitoring devices. This technology has huge potential to help landlords understand occupancy, improve energy efficiency, and predictively maintain and repair properties.
The devices, and the systems that analyse their output, are not especially complex or expensive to install, but simply deploying these across a housing portfolio won’t bring the benefits that residents and landlords and need.
Providers must incorporate streaming data into their everyday workflows and understand how to convert it into tangible outcomes.
In this webinar, sponsored by iOpt, a panel of industry experts discuss how to overcome the people and process-related challenges inherent in a technology roll-out. Drawing from their experience and best practice, they will advise how housing providers can shift from a reactive maintenance approach to one based on evidence, data and preventative care.
The webinar’s participants are Inside Housing editor Martin Hilditch, who is chairing the session, Stewart Davison, vice-chair of Elim Housing Association and board member at Taff Housing, Dane Ralston, founder and chief executive of iOpt, and Allyn Pritchard, energy and planned services manager at Ateb Group.
Watch the video below.
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