Digital twin technology and place-based services part 1
Introduction Background A digital twin is a virtual representation of an object or system designed to reflect a physical … Read more
Towards connected places: Insights into actions
Introduction This second Socitm-St George’s House consultation forms part of the society for innovation, technology and modernisation (Socitm) work … Read more
Smart places, connected places and AI
Socitm’s St George’s House consultation, ‘Towards connected places: insights into actions’, spurs debate on advancing community connectivity and progress, … Read more
Nations and regions news, November 2023
A supplementary edition of nations and regions news, which regularly appears in Socitm’s membership magazine In Our View, with … Read more
Using Generative Artificial Intelligence Large Language Models – Do’s and don’ts
Why does it matter? Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving fast and being rapidly promoted by large technology-based organisations, … Read more
Consultation on a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation
About our organisations The Society for Innovation, Technology and Modernisation (Socitm) is a membership organisation of more than 2,500 digital … Read more
Social value
Introduction Challenges that we are facing now, and in the future, such as climate change, poverty, cost of living, … Read more
Connected and sustainable places
Collections Public sector digital trends Emerging connected placesOutlines how connected places will have a growing influence on digital plans … Read more
Designing out of difficult times
Collections Digital ethics Focus on the design phase of digital and data tools Looks at the duty of care … Read more
Networking & collaboration
Collections Public sector digital trends A renewed focus for digital health Consider how working collaboratively across health and other … Read more
Resilience & regeneration
Collections Public sector digital trends Market disruption brings new challenges Sets out the need for local public services to … Read more