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NHMF 2024
TCW joined over 400 delegates at the NHMF 2024 conference, where CEO Ryan Dempsey presented “What good data management looks like”.
4 February 2024 · 2 min read
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NHMF 2024 Did Not Disappoint
The #NHMF 2024 did not disappoint! This annual conference is devoted to housing maintenance and run by asset management professionals. The programme covers the key strategic issues facing the sector and provides a focus for networking and promoting best practice.
This year, the focus was on ‘CHANGE’ — asking how, in a constantly evolving landscape, we can deliver impactful responses without neglecting the basics.
What Good Data Management Looks Like
With over 400 delegates and 30 stands showcasing the latest products and services, it was an honour that our very own CEO, Ryan Dempsey, was invited as one of the guest speakers to present his talk “What good data management looks like” in one of the many workshops.
Here is a snippet of what Ryan's talk entailed: “Accountability comes from having the ability to demonstrate Assurance, not Compliance”.
His insights sparked valuable discussions, emphasising the critical role of effective data management in navigating the ever-changing landscape of the housing sector. As the conference concluded, participants left with renewed inspiration and actionable strategies to drive positive change and excellence in housing maintenance.
Thank You — and Onwards
Massive thank you to The National Maintenance Forum for a great day, filled with industry leaders and innovative insights. We're grateful for the opportunity to contribute and look forward to continued collaboration in advancing housing maintenance excellence.
"Accountability comes from having the ability to demonstrate Assurance, not Compliance."
Questions this Article Answers
Questions This Article Answers.
Use This Insight
Use This Insight.
If you are reviewing your current systems, ask:
- Review whether your compliance records demonstrate Assurance, not just Compliance.
- Check that the data your teams capture can be evidenced to auditors, residents and regulators.
- Identify the basics of data management you may be neglecting while chasing change.
- Set aside time to discuss data management practice with peers across the sector.