by Mevish Khalid | Nov 21, 2024 | Data Standards, Latest News, Local Government, Open Data, SAVVI
This article was written by Mike Thacker, Porism The Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) Local Digital team runs a cluster of projects working to promote adoption of open data standards. Our own project, Scalable Approach to Vulnerability via...
by Mevish Khalid | Nov 21, 2024 | Application of Standards, Data Sharing, Data Standards, Interoperability, Latest News, Open Data, SAVVI
Introduction Those that have followed the SAVVI project since we started, in late 2020, will know that we are not backward in coming forward. We work in the open and are not shy communicators! Over the last four years we’ve made a number of videos to convey what our...
by Shelley Heckman | Jun 29, 2022 | Data Sharing, Data Standards, Latest News, Open Data, SAVVI
It’s been a busy time for data standards in the last few months. We would like to share news of two standards that the SAVVI project has been keeping an eye on. Open Referral UK Those of you that have been following SAVVI will know that we talk about SAVVI standards...
by Shelley Heckman | Oct 16, 2020 | Data Standards, Interoperability, Open Data
At iStandUK we have been working at pace on the SAVVI project since our last blog post. We came up with a new name for our project: Scalable Approach to Vulnerability Via Interoperability (SAVVI). Our name for the MHCLG C19 Challenge Fund project to propose data...
by Paul Davidson | Aug 28, 2020 | Data Standards, Open Data
At iStandUK, we’re excited to have been selected by MHCLG’s Covid19 Challenge to run a project to propose the data and standards that can improve how local councils can find vulnerable people and households, and then promote a coordinated multi-agency response. ...
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...
