The frontier economy is 60% more productive than the rest. We can say that because we've rebuilt how we measure GVA: real profit and wage data from ~60,000 UK companies, with no reliance on SIC codes.
Here's how it works: hubs.ly/Q04BJyzc0
You know which companies are in your sector. Now see who they’re hiring.
@LightcastData Jobs & Skills on The Data City platform: real-time job demand, skills and salaries by sector, region or company.
Try it free for 7 days 👇
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It's Frontier Friday 🚀
You can't measure the Industrial Strategy sectors with SIC codes. Emma explains how The Data City does it instead, with live data already used by 130 organisations across government and academia.
Funding or investing against the IS-8? Watch this one 👇
A minute from last year’s Data City Summit. 🎥
We’re back on the 12th of November with Mapping the World, and every talk comes back to one idea: making the invisible, visible.
It’s invite-only, so DM us or reach out for a ticket.
Fantastic to be here in Manchester. And brilliant to have the PM and so much of his Cabinet here made so much more likely by his brave decision to establish Number 10 North. Also great to have so much @TheDataCity data powering the prospectus for building an #InnovationNation.
Frontier Friday: The FoodTech sector 🌱
339 active UK companies, six verticals, farm to table.
In this video, Harini shows you how to find the most innovative companies in the sector in a few clicks
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A new ESCoE blog by Will McDowall (@ucl) explores how we define green economic activity and tests whether web-scraping tools can help identify emerging green sectors that fall outside official measures: tinyurl.com/2kyfkykw@TheDataCity
Our firm-level data helped power the cluster analysis in @Inter_Trade's new report on cross-border services trade, prepared by @OxfordEconomics
Read the report here: hubs.ly/Q04zpX8p0
We had a great night at the #LeedsDigitalFestival Awards celebrating the best of Leeds tech. No trophy for us this year, but we're so proud of R&D Data Scientist, Danielle Bullamore for being shortlisted for Rising Star 🌟
Congratulations to all the winners!
The UK's most productive firms don't show up in official data. Fractile, our newest AI chip unicorn, is classed alongside IT support firms.
Our Chief Economist Paul Swinney in The Observer on why you can't grow an economy you can't see 👇
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Frontier Friday 🎥
Greater Belfast leads Northern Ireland on Industrial Strategy sectors. Against other UK city regions, it trails Edinburgh, Bristol and London in services.
Paul Swinney explains the data here 👇 hubs.ly/Q04yX85Z0
Alex and Tom took The Data City's US product to the stage at Finovate Fall in New York.
You can watch the demo below👇🏻
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Interested in what our US data could do for you? Get in touch with us.
Fewer than 1% of UK companies created over 30% of new jobs from 2020 to 2024.
We helped Enterprise Britain find these ~10,000 "super scalers." Two thirds of their operations sit outside London and the South East.
Read the report: hubs.ly/Q04yJq0P0
Fractile is building an AI chip, but official data files it with IT support firms.
Frontier firms are ~60% more productive than the rest of the UK economy, and invisible in official data. Paul Swinney on the policy cost 👇 hubs.ly/Q04yq0xR0
Reflecting on a busy week at Leeds Digital Festival. Thanks to everyone who joined our Leeds Tech Map panel for #LeedsDigital26, and to our co-hosts BHP and Alt Legal.
Frontier Friday 🎥
What is the North East good at? Paul Swinney checks the data: Marine and Maritime, Land Remediation, Energy Generation, Advanced Materials and EdTech all stand out.
Try it for your own area 👇
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New in Industry Engine v6.5 🚀
Dan walks through a redesigned Explore page, smarter filters, and a built-in AI help tool that answers your questions on the spot.
Watch the full breakdown 👇
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I am here of course because of @TheDataCity. We find the companies that go on the tech map. We know what jobs they're advertising for, we know what companies spin out of the universities, we know how quickly they're growing.
"I want to build a tech unicorn from Leeds."
Our CEO Alex Craven talks to BusinessCloud for Founder Friday: from a £5-a-month Squarespace site to live in the UK, France, Germany, Ireland and now the US. Target: £80-100m ARR, built on data not headcount.
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