by Mevish Khalid | Feb 27, 2020 | Data Standards, Open Data
Currently, in the UK, most organisations in the public sector, whether it be local authorities, health, housing, police, fire or voluntary have a form of directory that is used to store and list local services. In each locality, directory content is often duplicated...
by Mevish Khalid | Aug 8, 2019 | Application of Standards, Context, Data Sharing, Data Standards
On May 21 iStandUK with iNetwork held a Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Workshop. The workshop was inspiring and it succeeded in bringing delegates together to share, learn, help and support each other. Furthermore, it looked to deliver results for Ministry of...
by Louis Stockwell | Jan 2, 2018 | Environment, Geospatial data, Housing, Open Data
iStandUK have now published a ‘How To’ guide to give advice on how to register the publication of a Brownfield Land Register, at data.gov.uk. You can find this as the third ‘How To’ guide on our ‘Brownfield Land Guidance’ page...
by Louis Stockwell | Jun 27, 2017 | Environment, Geospatial data, Housing, Open Data
Background of the workshops The government is committed to bringing brownfield land back into use and has introduced legislation requiring English local planning authorities to publish registers of brownfield land suitable for housing. The first registers must...
by Louis Stockwell | May 25, 2017 | Open Data, Well Being
Sheffield City Council have published their online Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) as part of an open data strategy. The JSNA contains a library of searchable demographic and public health datasets. The aim of the JSNA is to act as an online data resource...
by Louis Stockwell | Mar 15, 2017 | Case Studies, Data Sharing
Business Problem and Context IT systems across the public service organisations collect huge amounts of data about their customers and their use of services every day. However, this data is stored in different databases on different networks and in varied formats...
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