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KaarbonTech Live 2022

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Improving the Industry by Mark Entwistle

The importance of quality data, enhancing drainage software for the benefit of customers.

Mark considers the importance of quality data and explores how over the last 10 years, we’ve used customer feedback to enhance the KaarbonTech offering and share best practice. An introduction to the Highways Innovation Hub to further develop the software, based on customer need.

Working with Big Data by Graeme Forward

Exploring the importance of visualising drainage data to drive efficiencies. Can machine learning validate data?

Graeme explores the significance of using big data the importance of plotting and visualising the data to create efficiencies, how it assists in gauging risk and driving good behaviour. How machine learning can enhance the validity of data collection.

Visualising Data by Mark Entwistle

Delving into the different local authority’s needs. Exploring how data consistency can elevate drainage service delivery.

An interactive round table session to share ideas, to investigate the needs of different authorities, how we can use data visualisation as evidence and to enhance the consistency and quality of service delivery.

Joining the dots, data-based decisions by Earl Bourner

Bringing data sources together for drainage risk modelling and enhanced performance management.

Earl shares the Kent CC experience of how KaarbonTech reviewed and brought together its numerous sources of data to produce a risk model to improve contractor performance and road user safety and how operations and quality are now monitored.

Full Service Reviews by Mark Entwistle

How can KaarbonTech drainage service reviews, assist with evidence to support external funding?

Understanding the industry is as important as understanding the data, and Mark looks at how KaarbonTech can add value by running a full drainage service review, documenting the processes, and how it can assist in securing government funding.

Adopting a risk-based approach in Telford by Adam Brookes

The benefits of harnessing data to shift from a reactive gully programme to a proactive risk based approach.

Adam talks of Telford’s approach to its risk-based gully programme, years of running the programme habitually, needing to understand and interrogate the data held, and move towards a one-system approach that worked, to justify its approach and improve customer responses

New functionality to measure and improve cyclical activity by Mark Entwistle

Introducing enhanced drainage programme and performance monitoring.

Years in development and KaarbonTech is proud to introduce how monthly reporting can now include clarity and progress of the service provided, more than just numbers, but the detail behind each gully visit, colour coded for consistency and easily viewed.

Seamless integration from public to field by Sally Bracegirdle & Matthew Somerville

Demonstrating the importance of integrating systems for a better customer experience.

SocietyWorks members (Fix My Street) - talk about the improved customer experience for drainage reports, directly from data held in the KaarbonTech system via Confirm, and how the integration of systems enables an open flow of information.

Ways of Integrating Data by Doug Maxted

Facilitating the transfer of key drainage data to one accurate source of reality for local authority customers.

No one system fits all highway authority requirements so Doug looks at the barriers and hurdles to overcome with transferring the key data and information from one system to another, to provide a single version of the truth.

New Developments by Mark Entwistle

Considering the needs of local authority customers to drive new drainage software developments.

Mark shows the audience the latest software developments and their benefits, and asks them to discuss what new developments would add value in their organisation, to help KaarbonTech build the product its customers need.