> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.datamidsouth.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.datamidsouth.org/about.md). # About Innovate Memphis conducts programs to help solve long-standing challenges that we face in our city. Public services and outcomes cannot improve without access to quality civic data. At Innovate Memphis, we believe data should be democratized for everyone – public and nonprofit service providers, local decision-makers, community organizers and advocates, and the public at large. For over a decade, Innovate Memphis has served as a trusted civic data intermediary from launching the City of Memphis’ Office of Performance Management to maintaining the Memphis Property Hub to offering customized research and analysis to address the growing needs of local community partners. ## Products & Tools Everything you see here is part of a growing local data ecosystem. Click below to learn more about Data Midsouth and the Memphis Property Hub.
Memphis Property HubThe Memphis Property Hub delivers a one-stop shop for government, non profits
and CDCs to access and use data to address neighborhood conditions.		MPH screenshout.jpgWelcome
Data Midsouth PortalData Midsouth is Memphis' comprehensive civic data hub that includes datasets and visualizations across governmental and non-profit agencies. open-graph.jpgGetting Started
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