Register your place to the Direct Works June Virtual Seminar! Tuesday, June 13th 2023 10:15am - 2:00pm Themed around Technology and Innovation, this seminar brings a fantastic lineup of industry speakers who will present innovative ideas to help your organisations to work smarter, be agile to change and ultimately enhance the services you deliver. Please feel free to distribute the agenda and invite your colleagues across your internal teams including Asset Management and Compliance to join the Seminar to encourage synergy across the organisation on these important topics. Register your place Agenda 10:15 - 10:30 - Welcome & Agenda - Russell Thompson, Chair of Direct Works 10:30 - 11:00 - Is damp and mould any different to other areas of compliance and can you manage with your existing workforce? Following their recent work with the regulator, Propeller share the latest insight into collecting data and evidencing approaches to damp and mould, recording the data through the use of technology and utilising your existing workforce. - Dave Carr and Ian Hippach, Propeller 11:00 - 11:30 - Damp: bad news for everyone. Super Easy Sensors share how easy-use data monitoring technology can be used to track humidity levels in properties, provide feedback to tenants and ongoing reports to landlords to provide clarity on damp issues and track remedial actions. - Dr Mike Hull, Super Easy Sensors 11:30 - 12:00 - Cost-effective alternatives to decants during repairs or refurbishments’. Temporary Solutions Group share services and ways available to enable residents to remain in the comfort of their own home during property repairs, renovations or relocation to reduce disruption, stress and costs associated with having to decant. - Stephen Trollope & Georgia Woodward, Temporary Solutions Group 12:00 - 13:00 - Lunch 13:00 - 13:30 - Digital Transformation of Inventory & Asset Data. With stock condition at the fore of the social housing sector’s risk profile, discover how mobile automated replenishment solutions can provide an immediate and continual supply of materials at point-of-use to allow employees 24/7 access to items and information. - Damion Rothner, Inventor-e 13:30 - 14:00 - Energy Security for Social Housing. As part of the UK roadmap to net zero, renewable power generation, energy storage, trading and control in the home and workplace all have a role to play as technology innovations enable the delivery of sustainable decentralised energy systems. - Tom Garnett, Energy Review & Jamie Colquhoun, Horizonev 14:00 - Seminar ends