Telling Staff What Is Measured
What to say, when, and in what detail. The communication determines whether the programme is accepted or resented.
People
The people in the building
The line is crossed gradually and by request. Each individual request is reasonable and each one granted changes what the system is.
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The Line Between Space Data and Surveillance
The same sensors can answer two very different questions. Where the line sits, how programmes cross it, and what holds it.
Anonymity, Aggregation and Small Numbers
Aggregated data stops being anonymous below a certain group size. Where that line sits and what to do about it.
Works Councils, Unions and Consultation
In several jurisdictions consultation is a legal requirement rather than good practice. What it involves and when to start.
When Occupancy Data Becomes Attendance Monitoring
The transition is rarely announced. The signs it is happening, and why it costs more than it delivers.
Gaming the Sensors
Once a measure affects people, behaviour adapts to it. What that looks like here and what it does to the data.
Accessibility and Who Gets Counted Wrong
Counting methods have systematic blind spots, and the people in them are disproportionately disabled. What that means practically.