Browse below to find resources, guides and toolkits created by LOTI.
LOTI have created four resources to initially guide local authorities to make sure they are able to confidently approach aspects of Generative AI.
Charities and service providers, along with local authorities, are asked to share personal data of clients in the Strategic Insights Tool for Rough Sleeping. This guidance has been developed to support such organisations to engage with this project and provide advice on identifying the relevant lawful basis for their processing and data sharing.
LOTI sought to test the effectiveness of a triaging digital inclusion needs approach with the following four boroughs: Barnet, Kensington and Chelsea, Southwark, and Westminster.
Background A Child Health Information Services (CHIS) is an NHS-commissioned service that is responsible for collating data from various organisations for all children that are either residents or registered with a GP Practice in a specified area, into a single …
A presentation proposing approaches to meet the responsibilities for data sharing and protection for the serious violence duty
There is now an opportunity to create even healthier working environments that boost both the physical and mental health of staff and support a sustainable high-achieving workforce.
Inclusive workplaces are happier, more motivated and productive – and ultimately deliver better services for their citizens.
In hybrid organisations (where employees are split between central offices and remote locations, such as their homes), hybrid meetings are here to stay. But it is not easy to get these meetings right.
Now that many employees are working in a hybrid way (split between remote and in-office working), organisations will have to change how they onboard new staff.
LOTI believes that local councils would benefit from a hybrid work programme to help explore different visions of the future.
In this guide, LOTI explains how an organisation should think through and start testing and implementing solutions that can work for them in their own space.
These guides provide advice on how councils can use apprenticeships to develop their digital talent pipeline.