by Shelley Heckman | Dec 18, 2020 | Application of Standards, Data Sharing
Here at SAVVI, we are not just a bunch of technical nerds that love data standards; we’re the practical sort too, and we recognise that just developing standards doesn’t mean anyone will actually use them. It’s vital that we engage the tech industry to understand...
by Shelley Heckman | Dec 16, 2020 | Application of Standards, Data Sharing, Interoperability
If you have heard about the SAVVI project, or have been following the SAVVI progress, you may have come across the fact that we have not been shy in promoting the work we’re doing. If you’ve followed our blogs and our numerous show and tell presentations, you will...
by Shelley Heckman | Dec 16, 2020 | Data Sharing, Data Standards, Interoperability
The SAVVI project is interested to see that last month the House of Lords Public Services Committee published a report on data sharing for Covid 19. This report, A Critical Juncture for Public Services: Lessons from COVID19, provides an analysis of how public services...
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 | 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...
by Louis Stockwell | Feb 15, 2017 | Cyber security, Data Sharing
The latest edition of the Local Public Services Data Handling Guidelines was published this month on the back of a national civic cyber resilience conference in Manchester involving partners from iNetwork, iStandUK, DCLG, NCSC and many more. Written by Mark...
