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TECH@Housing
Tech@Housing
TECH@Housing
The platform for evolution to begin
TECH@Housing is returning in 2019 after its successful launch last year. Taking place over three days in June, there will be two theatres providing excellent content, a platform bringing tech suppliers and their clients together, drinks receptions and expert speakers.
Our sector is on a journey and TECH@Housing will ensure the innovation revolution has a firm date in the calendar every year at the leading event in housing.
OUR LAUNCH IN 2018
- Session attendees in TECH represented 2.5m homes
- 70% of the attendees at TECH did not come to Housing the previous year
- TECH made a difference with NPS ratings for the exhibitor, visitor and delegate all up YoY with Housing outperforming the industry standard
- 15,000 footfall across the sessions in TECH
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Why now?
In a recent survey we spoke to 200 senior leaders at housing providers and the results were astounding:
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95% say IT systems are the priority at their organisation
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Future IT investment is set to be c. £4m
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100% of respondents say IT systems are pivotal to driving efficiencies moving forward
… Plus, according to PwC, the ‘Connected Home’ and Internet of Things market is estimated to be worth £4.5 billion in the UK by 2020 and some $150 billion worldwide.
Topics to be addressed in 2019 include:
- How will technology change the way we live and work in the next 10 years?
- Driving digital transformation through leadership and culture change
- The future of the workplace in a new age of tech and AI
- Customer interaction in a digital age and keeping up with changing expectations
- Becoming a customer experience-led organisation
- Intelligent use of data to drive better decisions and service improvements
- Smart technology to improve health, wellbeing and combat social isolation
- Addressing the digital skills gap and inspiring the next generation of digital workforce
- Digital inclusion: How to avoid leaving people behind
- Utilising IoT to move from reactive to proactive services and maintenance
- The future of digital records and risk modelling post-Grenfell
- The future of smart cities in an age of driverless cars and drone deliveries
2019 programme to be announced soon!
Sponsors and exhibitors
What you will learn:
Our dedicated research team have spent the past few months scouring the country for insightful case studies, trailblazing sector leaders, informative out of sector best practice examples and the disruptors who are developing the tech to revolutionise the way you do business, manage stock and interact with your tenants. The agenda will be split into four key areas:
Business transformation
Tech@Housing will examine innovative technology and practices adopted by players in the sector to positively change how their organisations are run and how to serve their tenants. We will also discuss what emerging technology is set to disrupt the sector in the near future.
Customer experience
Gauging how service capability can be drastically improved through the adoption of multichannel communications, smart home applications and data monitoring. We will also be exploring customer sentiment and uptake of tech enabled services.
IoT
Analysing how smart homes can improve efficiencies for housing associations, and also support the wellbeing and independence of tenants.
Big data
Examining how to utilise data. The implementation of GDPR is serving as a catalyst for housing associations to review their data. Combined with advances in machine learning and sensors in homes, there is an excellent opportunity for housing associations to build data plans which improve their service capability.
Confirmed Sponsors and Exhibitors:
We are delighted to have already confirmed some of the movers and shakers in this space and we guarantee you will not find speakers, sessions or exhibitors like this anywhere else in the sector. CLICK HERE to view confirmed sponsors and exhibitors.
SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS
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