Following the success of our inaugural Public Sector Roundtable in December, Semarchy is bringing the group back together for a second invitation-only session focused on one of the most pressing areas in public sector data management today: location data.

This half-day roundtable is designed to encourage open discussion, collaboration, and shared learning across our community of public sector data leaders and practitioners.

This session will explore how organisations are using location and spatial data today, the integration and governance challenges they face, and what’s needed to scale trusted data beyond siloed or specialist teams.

Why Attend

This is a unique opportunity to:

• Share experiences and challenges around location and spatial data
• Discuss integration across GIS platforms, legacy systems, and national datasets
• Explore governance, quality, and trust in location data
• Learn how peers are scaling location data initiatives across their organisations
• Contribute to future discussions and collaboration across the public sector community
• Network with public sector leaders and data practitioners in an open, peer-led environment

As with the previous session, discussions will take place under the Chatham House Rule to encourage open and practical conversation.

Agenda at a Glance

Discussion Themes

Topics will include:

• What location data is being used for today across the public sector
• Integration challenges between GIS, operational systems, and national datasets
• Governance, quality, and trust in spatial data
• Scaling location data initiatives beyond specialist teams
• Turning data ambition into operational value

Reserve Your Place

Seats are limited to ensure an open and interactive discussion.

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