We are pleased to present our partners for Data Matters 2026, who will be exhibiting and presenting at the event in September. For more information or partnership inquiries, please click the button below. Please note that the full list of partners will be displayed on this page in the coming weeks.
Aico, an Ei Company, is the European market leader in home life safety with integrated fire, CO and environmental sensors. Its UK-standard alarms and sensors are manufactured in Ireland, while its advanced software, developed in Bristol, provides real-time insights. By combining trust and innovation, Aico aims to create safer, healthier and more sustainable homes.
DataBoots is a hands-on delivery team for Housing transformation programmes where migration success depends on data readiness. We support Housing Associations with Migration Readiness, Data Quality, Cleansing, Reconciliation, and go-live readiness, with practical steps tied to each stage.
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Dot Collective builds and manages data infrastructure for the modern enterprise. Our platform, Dot Housing, brings together housing, repairs, asset, finance and tenant data into one AI-native, fully managed system, giving housing associations a single trusted view without the cost of building it themselves. We handle the platform, integrations and pipelines, so teams can focus on tenants, not infrastructure.
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Migra are data migration specialists with deep roots in UK social housing. From system upgrades and mergers to full transformation programmes, we deliver clean, reliable data into housing management, repairs, finance and HR systems, including Dynamics, NEC, Orchard and Workday. With specialist expertise in property hierarchies, golden records and data quality, we help housing providers trust their data and make better decisions. We know housing; let us deliver for you.
ODCGIS have worked on hundreds of housing data capture projects as well as providing GIS Managed Services to, currently, 84 Housing Associations across the UK. They have an unrivalled understanding of GIS in social housing and how it can be used across an organisation and their latest product ODCGIS Property Insights uses that unique expertise to offer a range of data sets designed to provide detailed insight to individual properties.
Established in 2012, Social Telecoms CIC provide telecommunications, IoT and digital solutions exclusively to the UK social housing sector. As a social enterprise committed to digital transformation, Social Telecoms work with 300+ housing providers across the UK and have generated over £2.4m in social value. They have supplied, installed and maintain over 1,300 WiFi networks, 14,000 mobile connections, 13,000 managed network devices and 10,000 cloud telephony and contact centre seats.