To address current and future challenges, local authorities need a workforce equipped with analytical skills to get the most out of their data.
Leave a commentThis framework aims to support boroughs to facilitate employees’ career progression inthe analytical field, and bring in and retain analytical talent.
Leave a commentVictoria shares the things you should consider before starting a damp and mould data project, including our latest LOTI guidance.
Leave a commentThis guidance identifies the drivers and data protection considerations for using data relating to damp and mould, and the health of tenants and properties affected by it.
Leave a commentA Q&A with Homeless Link who provides a progress update on the Strategic Insights Tool for Rough Sleeping after the rollout across London.
Leave a commentNick 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.
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 commentAs 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.
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 commentApolitical has launched a new Community of Practice for Open Data.
Leave a commentA look back on the measures LOTI has taken to move beyond tech and data to become London’s collaborative innovation team.
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