A major part of our business is supporting e-government initiatives in the public sector, at the national and local government levels.
The Know Edge Consortium have been involved in location enabling some of the most influential e-government national initiatives in the UK that have significantly shaped the sector over the past decade. These have included:
The Know Edge Consortium have been involved in location enabling some of the most influential e-government national initiatives in the UK that have significantly shaped the sector over the past decade. These have included:
Support in developing a UK National Land Information Service (NLIS) strategy, including issues such as market research, NLIS organisation and governance, fee charging strategies, and development and implementation strategies, including the feasibility of private sector investment
An initiative to deliver a definitive, consistent and joined-up national infrastructure of property addresses and related data to a consortium of government agencies: Land Registry, Registers of Scotland, Ordnance Survey, Royal Mail, Valuation Office and IDEA
Programme management of the implementation of the MoD Wide Estate Information Systems strategy. A major component of the programme is to establish common referencing of assets and generate a MIS to support the Estate Strategy worldwide
Programme to support the UK GI Panel to formulate a UK Location Strategy and associated
business case
Local Government
At the local government level, the Know Edge Consortium have supported the location enablement of a wide range
of Local Authorities across the UK to support their
e-government initiatives.
These include:
Haringey Council
Glasgow City Council
Dumfries & Galloway Council
Perth & Kinross Council
States of Guernsey
City of Sunderland
City of London