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Optimising the house-buying process with location data and the UPRN

Nationwide, the world’s largest building society, and a prominent and responsible mortgage lender, faced the challenge of accurately assessing properties on which it was asked to lend. Ordnance Survey (OS) data has helped enhance the mortgage lending process, providing better service to cus...

Using precise location data to analyse and manage insurance risks

Hiscox UK, a leading insurance provider for high-net-worth customers, faced a significant challenge in managing risks associated with high-value assets, and used Ordnance Survey (OS) data to determine exact locations of insured properties.

SimAnalytica’s climate risk scenario modelling, supported by OS location data

SimAnalytica, an OS Channel Partner, provides place-based decision intelligence software applications, to help public and private sector organisations accelerate the transition to net zero and build climate resilience. High-quality OS location data is a core component in its foundational technolo...

Transforming Dubai’s built environment: the BRPA’s journey to data-driven excellence

Ordnance Survey was approached by Dubai Municipality to produce and test a data collection and management optimisation blueprint, as part of Dubai's larger ambition to become the World’s Happiest City, the “best place for living in the world.”

How Cambridge & Counties Bank used OS data to optimise Climate Risk Assessments and ESG Compliance

Established in 2012, Cambridge & Counties Bank’s (CCB) headquarters in Leicester have grown into a UK-wide specialist lender, helping professional property investors and all types of SMEs through a suite of relationship-based, dedicated lending and asset finance solutions. A B-Corp cert...

The Building Regulation & Permits Agency’s role in Dubai’s Happier City vision

Dubai’s ambition is to become the World’s Happiest City, the “best place for living in the world,” with key objectives and outcomes necessary to realise its goal.

The Road to the Happiest City on Earth

Dubai Municipality has a clear ambition to make Dubai the happiest city in the world in all aspects. As one of the fastest growing cities in the world, it is constantly evolving to accommodate new areas for retail, business, and services every day. This rapid and purposeful development is contrib...

Improving prescription accessibility

NHS England recognises that collecting prescriptions from pharmacies can be a challenge for some patients.
