A decade of partnership to power Travis Perkins' logistics operation

The first of its kind, Cleveland Police’s ‘Golden Nominal’ project is an award-winning initiative which showcases how the power of better data positively impacts on policing.

Such was its innovative nature, that the project was recognised at a national level by the Home Office, who provided co-funding from its Innovation Fund.

With the introduction of Data Futures from HESA, the University of Leeds sought a data expert to partner with to support their returns process.

With more submissions required in year, and a more complex set of rules to deliver against, Experian were selected to help the University prepare for and execute their Data Futures returns.

When it comes to accessing working capital, small businesses face a number of challenges. Application processes can be lengthy and often require significant paperwork. Even then, once loans are approved, it can sometimes take weeks for businesses to receive the funds, making it harder to service their short-term needs.

But through using advanced data and sophisticated AI, small business working capital provider TRIVER has revolutionised how small businesses access finance, underwriting the risk of small business borrowing in an automated and near-instant way.

Our mission at Experian is to help drive financial inclusion for everyone, continually exploring new ways to use our data for good to support consumers to meet their financial goals.

We gifted our Affordability Passport solution to entitledto and believe housing helping to introduce Open Banking data into a space that could see immense benefits.

Most customers were positive about the use of Open Banking and willing to consent to the process. They found the process easier and more user-friendly, especially as it removed the requirement for paper proofs and enabled access to housing more quickly.

Village Hotels’ unique business model—comprising Hotel Accommodation, Food & Beverage, and Health & Wellness—allows for diverse revenue streams and cross-selling opportunities. Despite the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the company has remained committed to expansion with aims for continued growth both organically and through new developments.

When developing the ‘Impact Community Carbon Calculator’, The Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE), in collaboration with the University of Exeter’s Centre for Energy and the Environment, utilised Experian’s ConsumerView and Mosaic datasets.

Designed for use by parishes, wards, district councils and unitary authorities, the tool needed to consider the myriad of household compositions, consumption patterns, and lifestyles present in different areas when calculating the community’s carbon footprint.