Vincen Arivannoor, Strategic Relationship Manager at Hammersmith and Fulham reflects on his experience at the MHCLG AI in Planning Hackathon.
Leave a commentDarren Mann, Chief Digital & Information Officer at the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea shares his thoughts on innovative transformation.
Leave a commentLOTI has worked with the Local Government Association, the Information Commissioner’s Office and the Equality and Human Rights Commission, to develop the resource, Responsibly buying AI: A guide for councils in England.
Leave a commentEddie highlights four different approaches to ‘escape legacy’ systems in local government.
Leave a commentAda Maymó Costa from Ealing Council shares their learnings and reflections from their GenAI trial using Copilot.
Leave a commentAs 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.
Leave a commentOn LOTI’s 5th anniversary, Eddie Copeland looks back at the achievements of our community of local government innovators over the past year.
Leave a commentTo enable a Pan-London collaboration, GLA, LOTI & local authorities are teaming up to create a common approach to using & generating data from IoT sensors.
Leave a commentA report identifying a shortlist of AI opportunities in housing services for council officers and others who may be interested.
Leave a commentA report identifying a shortlist of AI opportunities in Adult Social Care for council officers and others who may be interested.
Leave a commentDigiGov 2024 will provide local and central government digital, data and technology communities with the opportunity to learn about latest industry developments, share best practice, explore innovative solutions and collaborate with their peers.
Leave a commentTo help organisations tackle net zero through procurement, PUBLIC is partnering with the Crown Commercial Service on a project funded by the Open Contracting Partnership’s Lift impact accelerator programme.
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