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Jack Graves from London Councils shares his thoughts on the role innovation, data, and technology play in council storytelling.

by Jack Graves
21 October 2024

Jay reflects on his time exploring the opportunities and limits of AI in housing systems, in a multidisciplinary convening, drawing on expertise from global perspectives across research, government, nonprofits and tech. 

by Jay Saggar

Shelley Snyder, Immersive Practice Consultant, discusses how immersive practice can be used to engage audiences with the human experience of the issues at hand.

by Shelley Snyder

Victoria shares the things you should consider before starting a damp and mould data project, including our latest LOTI guidance.

by Victoria Blyth
16 September 2024

Lucy from WLA discusses their latest free e-learning module to support their frontline staff with info to help them better support residents that need to get online.

by Lucy Dunn

A Q&A with Homeless Link who provides a progress update on the Strategic Insights Tool for Rough Sleeping after the rollout across London.

by Anna Humpleby

Eddie highlights four different approaches to ‘escape legacy’ systems in local government.

by Eddie Copeland

Genta and Anjali from the LOTI team highlight the latest on testing the Local Authority Sandbox in adult social care.

by Genta Hajri

Ada Maymó Costa from Ealing Council shares their learnings and reflections from their GenAI trial using Copilot.

by Ada Maymo Costa
28 August 2024

Nick Lancaster from Neighbourly Labs, explores how complex geo-spatial high street data could be harnessed by qualitative community researchers to understand more about the high streets that mattered to them.

by Nick Lancaster

As part of LOTI’s LDW DataThinks, Anna Dent sets out the key considerations for local authorities looking to integrate automated systems and tools into their operations.

by Anna Dent

As part of LOTI’s LDW DataThinks, Dr Sophie Arana, Research Application Manager, Turing Research and Innovation Cluster in Digital Twins (TRIC-DT), discusses a novel approach to building systems that are trustworthy and ethical for end users. 

by Sophie Arana

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