Data Matters 2024
About the Event
Housing Technology’s Data Matters one-day event returns for its third consecutive year at The British Museum in central London on Tuesday 10 September 2024, featuring a brilliant selection of 100 per cent data-focused presentations from selected housing providers on their data management experiences, recommendations, pitfalls to avoid and ongoing results. The event will also include a data-led technology showcase of IT suppliers and, of course, excellent opportunities for informal networking with your peers. Featured organisations: Home Group, L&Q, Notting Hill Genesis, Orbit Group, Sovereign Network Group, Sovini Group, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Experian, Mobysoft, Neo Technology, Social Telecoms and The Dot Collective.
We are also hosting an exclusive pre-event evening reception the night before the event (Monday 9th September), at Browns in Covent Garden. This intimate gathering offers a unique opportunity to connect informally, network, and set the tone for insightful discussions ahead of Data Matters. The event is open exclusively to 65 guests. There is no charge to attend the event, but you must be a registered attendee for Data Matters 2024. Due to limited capacity, tickets will be available on a first come, first served basis so we urge you to book your ticket soon.
The key themes for Data Matters 2024 will be:
- Creating a data-centric culture
- Dark data & shadow IT
- Golden threads & single versions of the truth
- Data silos & application spaghetti
- Getting data into the boardroom
- Systems integration, web services & middleware
- The role of data standards
- Nurturing the data lifecycle
Find out more on our speaker and agenda pages.
Registration has now closed. Our next event is the Housing Technology Conference taking place in March 2025.
How to join us
Registration has now closed for this event. If you are interested in being involved at our other upcoming events, including the Housing Technology Conference, please see contact details below.
- Ticketing: keep an eye on our events page.
- Speaker & presentation enquiries: alastair@housing-technology.com;
- Sponsorship and exhibitor enquiries: commercial@housing-technology.com.
Venue
The quality of speakers was excellent and their insight was very valuable. The more we share in the sector, the better.
CHP
Excellent combination of the housing sector and data professionals exchanging ideas and innovations.
Platform Housing Group
A fantastic opportunity to get together with other organisations and talk about the data that matters to you!
Sovereign Housing
Events like these are crucial to help us consider different views, gain insight and perhaps walk away with a solution or idea for a particular problem. The wealth of knowledge and the methods used by the key speakers are invaluable, perhaps more so than some training events that I have been to.
Optivo
The event (Data Matters) was extremely interesting and touched on many relevant challenges facing the sector in the coming years.
Yorkshire Housing
Ideal for networking but also useful to look at emerging technologies.
Southway Housing Trust
Invaluable networking opportunity.
Two Saints
Great event. Excellent for networking, but also for meeting relevant providers and understanding where other organisations' future plans are and aligning those with your own.
Rosebery Housing Association
Another great conference. The mix of speakers and exhibitors was of the usual high standard.
Magna Housing
Excellent event with lots of information sharing.
Plymouth Community Homes
Speakers and presentations
We are thrilled to feature an array of esteemed speakers from leading housing organisations and technology partners at our upcoming event. Our comprehensive agenda will be full of cutting-edge insights and real-life experiences from your peers, will help you navigate the complexities of data management to become a truly data-driven housing provider.
Presentations will come from Home Group, L&Q, Notting Hill Genesis, Orbit Group, Sovereign Network Group, Sovini Group, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, Experian, Mobysoft, Social Telecoms and The Dot Collective. Please click below to find out more.
