This document outlines the agenda for a Smarter Cities: Housing event hosted by Future of London. The agenda includes welcome remarks, presentations on smart cities and housing from representatives of GVA, Hackney Council, and HACT. It then lists topics for breakout group discussions on ensuring connected housing security, the public sector's role in adopting housing technology, skills for using new technology, readiness of housing tech for scale, data privacy, and addressing the digital divide. Attendees will discuss the topics in small groups and report back key points from their discussions. The event aims to explore opportunities for using data and technology to improve housing.
24. Q&A
• Tell us your name & organisation
• Keep your question brief!
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25. Workshop
• Nominate a scribe and a speaker.
• With your table, discuss the question and come up with 2 key
points to share.
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26. Workshop
1. How can we ensure connected
housing is secure against attacks?
2. How can the public sector influence
adoption of housing technology?
3. Does the public sector have the right
skills to make the most of new
technology?
4. Is housing technology ready for use at
scale? Or should we wait for it to become
more established?
5. How can we reconcile the need for more
data with resident privacy concerns?
6. How should we make technology
inclusive and address the digital divide?
27. Workshop
5 MINUTES LEFT
1. How can we ensure connected
housing is secure against attacks?
2. How can the public sector influence
adoption of housing technology?
3. Does the public sector have the right
skills to make the most of new
technology?
4. Is housing technology ready for use at
scale? Or should we wait for it to become
more established?
5. How can we reconcile the need for more
data with resident privacy concerns?
6. How should we make technology
inclusive and address the digital divide?
28. Workshop feedback
Each table’s speaker summarises the key points from their
group (2 to 3 minutes per table).
1. How can we ensure connected
housing is secure against attacks?
2. How can the public sector influence
adoption of housing technology?
3. Does the public sector have the right
skills to make the most of new
technology?
4. Is housing technology ready for use at
scale? Or should we wait for it to become
more established?
5. How can we reconcile the need for more
data with resident privacy concerns?
6. How should we make technology
inclusive and address the digital divide?