CONTENTS FLOORPLAN 01 EXHIBITOR LIST 02 SLIDO AUDIENCE INTERACTION 03 GENERAL INFORMATION 04 WELCOME 05 DAY ONE SPEAKER PROFILES 07 DAY ONE WORKSHOP SPEAKERS 12 DAY ONE AGENDA 15 SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 21 Session One SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 22 Session Two DINNER SPEAKER 24 DAY TWO SPEAKER PROFILES 27 DAY TWO WORKSHOP SPEAKERS 32 DAY TWO AGENDA 35 SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 38 Session Three GOLD SUPPLIERS 41 SILVER SUPPLIERS 52 BRONZE SUPPLIERS 68 CHARITIES 70 DRINKS RECEPTION SPONSOR 72 LUNCH AND WORKSHOP 74 SPONSORS SLIDO AUDIENCE INTERACTION Sponsored by: We want to make sure we address your most important questions and concerns at this year’s summit. Therefore, we will be using a simple tool called sli.do that allows you to easily engage with the speakers by submitting your questions. Please use your smartphones and connect to the Wi-Fi; then: • Open the web browser • Go to www.sli.do and enter the event code: #ictsummit18 • Enter passcode: 1718 • Please take part to make the summit even more interactive.
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CONTENTS
FLOORPLAN 01
EXHIBITOR LIST 02
SLIDO AUDIENCE INTERACTION 03
GENERAL INFORMATION 04
WELCOME 05
DAY ONE SPEAKER PROFILES 07
DAY ONE WORKSHOP SPEAKERS 12
DAY ONE AGENDA 15
SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 21 Session One
SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 22 Session Two
DINNER SPEAKER 24
DAY TWO SPEAKER PROFILES 27
DAY TWO WORKSHOP SPEAKERS 32
DAY TWO AGENDA 35
SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: 38 Session Three
GOLD SUPPLIERS 41
SILVER SUPPLIERS 52
BRONZE SUPPLIERS 68
CHARITIES 70
DRINKS RECEPTION SPONSOR 72
LUNCH AND WORKSHOP 74 SPONSORS
SLIDO AUDIENCE INTERACTIONSponsored by:
We want to make sure we address your most important questions and concerns at this year’s summit. Therefore, we will be using a simple tool called sli.do that allows you to easily engage with the speakers by submitting your questions. Please use your smartphones and connect to the Wi-Fi; then:
• Open the web browser • Go to www.sli.do and enter the event code: #ictsummit18• Enter passcode: 1718 • Please take part to make the summit even more interactive.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SUMMIT VENUEJurys Inn Hinckley Island HotelWatling Street, Hinckley, LE10 3JA01455 631122www.jurysinns.com/hotels/hinckley-island
INFORMATION POINTPlease contact the CJS Registration/Information Desk.
REFRESHMENTS, LUNCH AND DINNERRefreshments will be served outside the London Suite and lunch in the Rotunda. If you have a specific dietary requirement, please speak to the hotel or CJS Team. A drinks reception will be held from 19:00 in the Rotunda with dinner being served in the London Suite from 19:45. The dress code for the dinner is smart attire.
SECURITYFor security reasons please wear your badge at all times. They are colour coded as follows:
CJS Staff: Silver Speakers: Purple Delegates: White Exhibitors: Blue Press: Red
The venue is a public building and has not been exclusively reserved for the summit. We have made reasonable arrangements to secure the summit rooms but would ask delegates to be watchful for any unauthorised personnel and to be kindly compliant with any security requests.
Due to the nature of the event, and the level and type of attendees, delegates should be aware and alert with regards to discussion in public areas.
Please limit the amount of excess baggage you take into the sessions by making use of the cloakroom facilities onsite.
Delegates are reminded that their personal property is their own responsibility and neither the venue nor the organisers can accept responsibility for any loss of items.
INTERNET ACCESSFree Wi-Fi is available at the venue. To access:
• Log on to Wi-Fi, select ‘Jurys Inn Wi-Fi’• A pop-up window will appear - please enter your
name and email address• Once the information has been completed, this will redirect you to your homepage, login is complete.
FIRST AIDAny attendees requiring First Aid should visit the hotel reception or contact the CJS Team.
DISABLED ACCESSGround Level: Summit and exhibition. First Floor: Workshops accessed by lift. Please notify CJS if you require any additional assistance.
FIRE REGULATIONS/INSTRUCTIONSIf you discover a fire, raise the alarm immediately by breaking the glass on the nearest fire alarm call point. On hearing the fire alarm, please leave the building by the nearest fire exit. Our event supervisors will escort you to the fire assembly point, opposite the security hut at the front of the building.
LOCAL TAXI SERVICETaxis can be booked via the hotel reception or by calling A1 Taxis: 01455 615161 (all taxi charges must be settled by individuals).
PRESENTATIONSThe authorised presentations will be available post event. All delegates will be sent a link to access these once they are released.
EVALUATIONFeedback in relation to the summit is invaluable in assisting the organisers to plan future events. An email will be sent to delegates on the morning of the 19th January with a link to an online survey. We would ask that you take a few minutes to complete this.
EVENT TEAM
Kevin ShaplandEvent Director
Belinda RussellEvent Coordinator -Exhibition
Charlotte Disbury Event Coordinator -Speakers
Atlanta LloydExhibition and Registration
EVENT SUPPORT TEAM:Liz Barrett, Rob Shapland and Sue Shapland.
WELCOME
Dear Delegates,
On behalf of The Police ICT Company and the National Police Technology Council (NPTC) we have great pleasure in welcoming you to Hinckley Island Hotel for our second joint Police ICT Summit.
Following on from the hugely successful 2017 Summit, our focus this year is on “Delivering the Future” - demonstrating progress in delivering ICT reform across policing and its law enforcement partners, in line with the Policing Vision 2025.
As the title suggests, “Delivering the Future” will focus on what a transformed service should look like and how we are working together to deliver ICT that supports UK policing to:
• Provide public protection that is informed by community priorities and evidence-based analysis;
• Decide resource deployment taking into account both rapid protection of communities and vulnerable people at the same time as providing value for money;
• Build a workforce of confident, able, autonomous, accountable professionals;
• Enable easy public contact and make better use of digital intelligence and evidence right through to a successful conclusion;
• Pave the way for police and partners to work together consistently.
Key to all of this is our supply community – many of whom are represented at this event – and what contribution they can make to aid this transformation.
Our programme promises to deliver an exciting and varied agenda with sessions involving experienced and knowledgeable senior stakeholders in policing, across Government and industry. We have listened to your feedback from last year’s summit and, over the next two days, we hope to share successful approaches, allowing policing delegates to see and feel what the future looks like, share best practice and lessons learned, where possible using relevant examples of partnership working.
Our collective mission is to provide the tools necessary to deliver the best possible police service locally and nationally. The Police ICT Summit provides a unique opportunity for us to spearhead positive change by being at the forefront of the conversations, sharing best practice and exchanging innovative ideas.
Your support to the Company and NPTC in doing this, together with our national partners, is truly valuable.
Thank you.
Katy Bourne and Neil Roberts
Neil RobertsCIO for Surrey andSussex Police and Chair of the National Police Technology Council
Katy Bourne Police and Crime Commissioner forSussex and Chair of The Police ICT Company
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SPEAKER PROFILESDay One:
KATY BOURNE: POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR SUSSEX AND CHAIR OF THE POLICE ICT COMPANY
Katy is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex. She was elected by the public to serve a second term in office in May 2016.
As Police and Crime Commissioner, Katy sets the strategic direction and priorities for policing in Sussex. She is also responsible for setting the police budget and the local police precept as well as holding the Chief Constable to account for the delivery and performance of the force. In addition, Katy has a statutory duty to commission support services for victims of crime and deliver community safety initiatives and crime reduction grants.
Katy is Chair of the national Police ICT Company and holds the national police, technology and digital portfolio on behalf of Police and Crime Commissioners. She is also Chair of the Sussex Criminal Justice Board, a member of the Home Secretary’s National Domestic Abuse Oversight Group.
NEIL ROBERTS: CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (CIO) FOR SURREY AND SUSSEX POLICE AND CHAIR OF THE NATIONAL POLICE TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
Neil is the Chief Information Officer for Surrey and Sussex Police and is the Chair of the National Police Technology Council (NPTC), a position he has held since September 2016. The NPTC is the technical design authority for policing within the Information Management and Operational Requirements Coordination Committee (IMORCC) governance structure.
Neil was born and bred in Liverpool but has spent more than half of his 20 year IT career in public service in the South East. He has worked across central and local government, the health service and Parliament, driving efficiency and interoperability to improve services and benefit the public.
Since joining the policing world, Neil has developed an IT strategy for both of his home forces that necessarily creates capabilities across the wider South East region. This will provide a sustainable and future-proofed IT platform for Surrey, Sussex, Thames Valley and Hampshire.
The experience that Neil brings to bear from his merger and acquisition background is of the greatest relevance for policing. Driving forward a shared and cohesive national and regional landscape is critical and policing IT is responding to the challenge in a way never before seen.
RT HON. NICK HURD MP: MINISTER OF STATE FOR POLICING AND THE FIRE SERVICE
Nick was elected Conservative MP for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner at the General Election in 2010. Since then he has served as Minister for Civil Society and as a Minister in the Department of International Development.
In June 2017 he became Minister of State at the Home Office and has recently been appointed to the Privy Council.
PADDY TIPPING: POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND CHAIR OF THE POLICE REFORM AND TRANSFORMATION BOARD (PRTB)
Former MP, Paddy was elected as Nottinghamshire’s first Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) in November 2012 and re-elected with an overwhelming majority in May 2016.
He has been at the forefront of the national discussions on police funding since he was elected to this role and is currently Chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners’ Resources, Efficiency and Strategic Finance Standing Group. He is one of 12 members of the National Advisory Group, set up to look at the challenges posed by the ongoing austerity measures, comprising experts from across the policing landscape and was closely involved in the ‘Reshaping Policing for the Public’ report.
Paddy also chairs the Specialist Capabilities Governance Sub-Group set up to oversee the work of the Specialist Capabilities Programme funded by PCCs and the Home Office.
As an MP he undertook a number of efficiency studies for the then Prime Minister Tony Blair and was closely involved in setting up the Lawrence Inquiry.
CHIEF CONSTABLE GILES YORK QPM: SUSSEX POLICE
As Chief Constable, Giles engages closely with the Police and Crime Commissioner in Sussex and leads the Chief Officer Team.
Giles is the force lead for Diversity. He is the national police lead for the Workforce Development, Intellectual Property Crime and Digital First.
Giles started his service with Kent Police before being appointed as Assistant Chief Constable with South Wales Police; he was promoted to Deputy Chief Constable in Sussex Police in 2008.
SPEAKER PROFILESDay One:
RICHARD THWAITE: MANAGING PARTNER, CHAUCER DIGITAL
Richard heads up Chaucer Digital within the Chaucer Consulting Group.
Richard spent 21 years at Ford Motor Company and was the Chief Information Officer for Ford of Europe for over five years. In a later move to UBS, Richard worked for five years as CIO of the Global Asset Management Division. More recently, Richard was CIO for the Metropolitan Police Service in London for two years, where he helped transform their technology strategy and implement tablet devices for front-line officers to record crime and witness statements.
OWEN WHITE : CHIEF OF STAFF FOR THE NATIONAL POLICE CHIEFS’ COUNCIL NATIONAL ENABLING PROGRAMMES
Owen served as a sergeant in the Metropolitan Police Service for around 19 years before being seconded to the NPTC and has been with the National Enabling Programmes since its formation. Previously, he has worked in 16 different roles across London since starting his career at Stoke Newington Division and latterly worked as Crypto Custodian and Capability Advisor for SCO35, Covert Intelligence.
COMMISSIONER IAN DYSON QPM: CITY OF LONDON POLICE AND CHAIR OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IMORCC)
Joining the Metropolitan Police in 1983, with service as Assistant Chief Constable in Surrey Police from 2008, Ian moved to the City of London Police as Commander in 2010.
Leading on organisational change and economic crime, he also led the national rollout of the 101 non-emergency number. Assistant Commissioner from 2012 leading performance, cultural change and leadership in the force, he was promoted to Commissioner in January 2016 and awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the New Year Honours.
From June 2016, Ian stepped up further from his Information Assurance Portfolio and took National Policing Lead for Information Management and Information Technology.
IAN BELL: DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION FOR BEDFORDSHIRE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE POLICE AND PROGRAMME DIRECTOR FOR THE NATIONAL ENABLING PROGRAMMES
Ian is the Chief Information Officer for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police and the Programme Director for the National Enabling Programmes. Ian joined Cambridgeshire Constabulary in September 2008 as Head of ICT Service Delivery. His remit was to create a cohesive Service Delivery Team and substantial opportunity for cashable savings, whilst creating a platform for new technological opportunities.
He became Head of ICT in Cambridgeshire on 1 October 2011 and subsequently the Head of ICT for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police in July 2014. Ian is the vice-chair of the National Police Technology Council and in November 2016 became the Director of the National Enabling Programmes at their inception.
Ian’s previous roles included Chartered Accountant, Head of Services at Associated British Foods, managing both internal IT teams and multi out-sourced services.
DR STEVE HAVARD: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ICT, DYFED-POWYS POLICE (DPP)
Steve is currently the Assistant Director ICT at Dyfed-Powys Police and Chair of the NPTC Standards Working Group.
Steve has a strong background in mathematics and computing, having completed his PhD in Computational Fluid Dynamics in 1989, followed by four years at IBM in Portsmouth.
In 1994, Steve joined DPP to lead the Software Development Team, which has delivered a rich set of applications for the force. In 2011, he became the Joint ICT Manager for Carmarthenshire County Council and DPP, before returning full time to DPP as the Assistant Director of ICT in 2015.
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Day One: Workshop Speakers
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Charlie joined Amazon Web Services in 2017 as the Lead for Justice and Public Safety for the UK, supporting rapid innovation to the UK Public Sector. Prior to this role she led a number of projects to identify challenges to enabling the front line of emergency services and multi-agency partnerships. An ex-police sergeant with the Metropolitan Police Service with fifteen years’ experience across a variety of roles, Charlie is working hard to change Police ICT solutions for the better, with a focus on innovative solutions that break down proprietary shackles and enable the emergency services to derive intelligence from data.
AXON: JEREMY HABBERLEY, UK COUNTRY MANAGERJeremy is the UK Country Manager for Axon Public Safety, part of TASER international. He is responsible for driving sales of CED, Axon body worn cameras for public safety organisations across the UK. Jeremy has over 15 years’ experience selling technical solutions into the blue light market, having worked previously at Sepura PLC and Global RadioData Communications. He is passionate about providing innovative, leading edge solutions that allow the police to take advantage of the exponential growth in computing power available today.
VMWARE: ANDY TAIT, HEAD OF STRATEGY, UK GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICES
Andy left the Cabinet Office in April 2011 to take up his role with VMware where, as an evangelist for the journey to cloud for public services, he is able to support the adoption of VMware’s unique capabilities, accelerating the transformation of Government ICT. In addition, Andy manages the relationship with Cabinet Office, Crown Commercial and GDS. Andy’s previous roles in the delivery of operational IT, make him ideally placed as an advocate for adopting new cloud based agile platforms and the efficient delivery of tomorrow’s infrastructure and IT services. Previously, Andy was the Deputy Director for the G-Cloud, Data Centre Consolidation and Application Store Programme, the Director of Technical Services Delivery for IPS, Director of Operations for Exodus and Head of Internet Services for BBC Technology where, amongst other innovations, his team helped developed the prototype for the now hugely successful iPlayer.
HITACHI VANTARA: MATT COOPER, GLOBAL OFFERING MANAGER AND VISIONARY
Matt is the Global Offering Manager and Visionary for Hitachi Vantara’s Digital Evidence Management Platform. Having spent the past 20 years delivering solutions into the global public sector marketplace, including both domestic and international law enforcement organisations, Matt joined Hitachi Vantara in October 2016 to develop their Digital Policing Platform vision. The Hitachi Digital Evidence Management Platform is the first data agnostic platform that allows police forces to handle both static and real time evidence to deliver greater insight and improved decision making. Matt is a passionate supporter of UK policing and believes officers should be provided with the most innovative but appropriate tools to help improve the lives of our fellow citizens.
NETMOTION: JOHN KNOPF, VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCT
John has led the strategy and direction of NetMotion’s product portfolio since 2002. He has over 30 years’ of software industry experience with early and mid-stage companies and has led numerous products from inception to launch, with commercial success. John has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brigham Young University and was once shot in the chest (we think accidentally, but the jury’s still out). Clearly, he survived.
DELOITTE: BEN FITZSIMONS, TECHNOLOGY PRACTICE MANAGERBen is a Manager in Deloitte’s Technology Practice and has worked across both the private and public sector, most recently within the criminal justice sector. Ben’s experience of data modelling and use of analytical and machine learning based tools, combined with user centric design and prototyping principles has allowed him to develop a number of innovative solutions and insights to challenges within the criminal justice sector. Prior to joining Deloitte, Ben completed the Teach First Leadership Development Programme and was also involved in a start-up social enterprise, helping them to develop external partnerships in the local community.
MELISSA RUSSHARD, BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION CONSULTANTMelissa is a Senior Consultant in Deloitte’s Public Sector Operations Team. She joined Deloitte following extensive industry experience in a variety of roles across local authorities, emergency services, prisons and an independent inspectorate. Melissa is passionate about delivering sustainable change and identifying new ways of working that are innovative and customer focused. Prior to joining Deloitte, Melissa was Head of Continuous Improvement at a London Borough and led on the development of Target Operating Models for all services. She brings experience of nationally leading, innovative police programmes in private sector partnering and emergency services collaboration and previously trained at Bramshill.
Day One: Workshop Speakers
VIRGIN MEDIA BUSINESS: ALISON BROWN, SENIOR SEGMENT MANAGERA strategic marketer with over 20 years’ experience working for and with the public sector. Alison is passionate about using technology to enable the transformation of public services. With experience that spans both technology providers and public sector organisations, Alison believes in working directly with customers to gain an in-depth understanding of their individual needs and challenges, in order to communicate solutions that enable them to achieve their goals. When working with the police sector, the insight that has been achieved through research directly with key organisations has enabled her to work closely with colleagues to develop propositions to support the digital transformation in the sector.
O2: JOSEPH LANGFORD, HEAD OF DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT
As Head of Digital Development for Telefonica O2, Joseph has commissioned a portfolio of services which serve to address some of the challenges faced in modern policing. Bluelight Digital Services, a proposition which brings real-time interactive working to the hands of UK police officers, helps them to protect their communities more efficiently. With a wealth of experience across the public sector, Joseph is passionate about making a difference.
ALASTAIR MCMAHON, ANALYTICS DIRECTOR
Alastair began his career studying architecture and cities at UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture. With 15 years’ experience of working on built environment and infrastructure projects. He is currently an Analytics Director for the Telefonica O2 Data Unit, providing data driven insights for public sector infrastructure, transport, environment and strategic planning projects. Alastair previously worked in city planning for Atkins on UK transport infrastructure assessment and overseas development projects across the world.
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Registration in the Triumph Bar, refreshments served outside the London Suite.
10.00 FORMAL SUMMIT OPENING
Katy Bourne: Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex and Chair of The Police ICT Company 10.10 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Rt Hon. Nick Hurd MP: Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service Over the last six months, Nick Hurd, the Minister for Policing and the Fire Service, has spoken to every
police force in England and Wales to better understand the demands on forces and how these are best managed. It is clear that demand on our police forces has risen and shifted into more complex and resource-intensive crimes. The Government has a responsibility to respond to that shift and is committed to supporting the sector-led transformation of policing towards the goal of achieving its 2025 Vision, particularly in the digital space.
To date, the Government has allocated £16.8m of the Police Transformation Fund specifically to begin the critical work of setting up a comprehensive and joined-up programme of digital transformation across policing. Digital transformation and fit-for-purpose IT will enable interoperability and increased information sharing, thus building resilience, efficiency and effectiveness - and crucially, increasing public confidence and trust. However, successful digital transformation depends upon buy-in from all forces and a collective approach across policing. This will require a shift in policing culture to achieve an end-state where notable practice is shared and - wherever appropriate - scaled up to maximise benefits, deliver efficiencies and ultimately deliver a better service for communities.
10.40 INTRODUCTION TO THE SUMMIT
Katy Bourne: Police and Crime Commissioner Neil Roberts: CIO for Surrey and Sussex Police for Sussex and Chair of The Police ICT Company and Chair of the National Police Technology Council
11.10 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE?
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CORE SYSTEMS
Chief Constable Giles York QPM: Sussex Police
Chief Constable Giles York QPM (Digital First Senior Responsible Officer) is presenting on the future of policing, concentrating on how forces will make better use of technology, improve digital services and modernise the workforce.
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Paddy Tipping: Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire and Chair of the Police Reform and Transformation Board (PRTB)
STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS IN POLICE ICT GOVERNANCE Commissioner Ian Dyson QPM: City of London Police and Chair of IMORCC
Last year, Ian spoke on the development of the information management and operational requirements portfolio within policing, to manage future change within the policing IT landscape. One year on, what has occurred and what changes have been made?
HOME OFFICE STRANDS OF WORK
Richard Thwaite: Managing Partner, Chaucer Digital
An overview of the national policing technology landscape mapping work, including showing how the overall portfolio of new capabilities fit together.
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of this session.
12.25 BUFFET LUNCH IN THE ROTUNDA AND NETWORKING IN THE EXHIBITION
13.25 SUPPLIER LIGHTNING TALKS Facilitated by Owen White: Chief of Staff for the National Police Chiefs’ Council National Enabling Programmes
A series of short (three-minute), fast-paced talks from suppliers who will showcase how they can help policing to deliver the future.
14.10 SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOP SESSION ONE (please refer to page 21 for details)
15.10 REFRESHMENT BREAK outside the London Suite
15.30 SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOP SESSION TWO (please refer to page 22 for details)
16.30 NPTC WORKING GROUP CHAIRS’ UPDATE
Dr Steve Havard: Assistant Director ICT, Dyfed-Powys Police
This presentation will focus on the delivery of technology and data standards for policing.
SUMMIT AGENDA Day One: Wednesday 17th January (continued)
NATIONAL ENABLING PROGRAMMES UPDATE
Ian Bell: Director of Information for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police and Programme
Director for the National Enabling Programmes
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of each of these sessions.
17.30 CLOSE OF DAY
19.00 DRINKS RECEPTION In the Rotunda.
19.45 SUMMIT DINNER Served in the London Suite.
Dinner Speaker: Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Scientist and Broadcaster
During the evening, there will be an opportunity to make a charity donation and participate in a light-hearted interactive quiz. Donations will be shared between the UK Police Memorial and COPS.
N.B. Tables at dinner have been allocated, please refer to the table plan situated by the Registration Desk for your table number.
Heads and Tails Charity ChallengeDuring the evening there will be the opportunity to take part in a light hearted quiz ‘Back to the Future’.
A prize, kindly donated by Hitachi will go to the overall winner. There will also be a prize for the table raising the most money for the charities COPS and UK Police Memorial.
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1.1 AXON LONDON SUITE CONNECTED NETWORKS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE Jeremy Habberley: UK Country Manager Axon are making significant strides in digital policing and with continuous innovations in our solution
we are helping police forces simplify their workflows and drive savings with seamless integration. We are committed to pushing the boundaries of technology from Smart Weapons, like our TASER devices, to police body cameras and digital evidence management systems, every product works together as a single network.
This session will cover digital evidence management and Axon’s future roadmap, including areas of public evidence submission, sharing throughout the criminal justice chain and how artificial intelligence can help make policing more efficient.
1.2 AMAZON WEB SERVICES ROOM 11 “POLICING THE FUTURE” – REMOVING PROPRIETARY SHACKLES AND OVERCOMING
TECHNOLOGY BARRIERS Charlene-Elise Anderson: Justice and Public Safety Lead AWS provides innovative solutions for police and associated partners to manage digital investigations in
the cloud. Understanding policing challenges is key to ensuring appropriate technologies, both existing and future, are integrated to achieve the right business outcome. AWS focus on solutions that promote interoperability with multi-agencies, provide rapid delivery and data analytics that derive intelligence from big data sets to “police the future”.
1.3 VMWARE ROOM 12 ENABLING DIGITAL DISRUPTION TO ADAPT TO PEOPLE, PROCESS AND CULTURE
Andy Tait: Head of Strategy, UK Government and Public Services
Only by uncovering and understanding the changes in human, integrity and technology can we begin to understand how to create business cases for investments to enable better collaboration and reduce digital risk. This session will investigate how we understand the context of digital information, data and IP to best analyse where appropriate innovation can drive significant improvements in efficiency, services and how that applies to policing, complex services federation (from health to emergency response) and how we should view national security in a digital world.
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source analytics and cyber technologies to rapidly set up prototypes that quickly deliver meaningful business insights. The presentation will be followed by a Q and A and discussion on establishing innovative operational and technical co-delivery teams.
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SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: Session Two
2.1 HITACHI VANTARA LONDON SUITE
HOW DO WE HANDLE A DIGITAL EXPLOSION!
Matt Cooper: Global Offering Manager and Visionary
Matt will talk about and discuss how today’s police officers can manage the exponential growth in data that surrounds the modern police force and how this mountain of digital evidence can provide detailed and greater insight if handled in an organised and co-ordinated manner.
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FIRSTNET, ESN AND BEYOND - UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES THAT COULD DERAIL YOUR MOBILE DEPLOYMENT
John Knopf: Vice President of Product
In this workshop you will learn about the current developments of the US FirstNet network and some of the challenges police agencies have experienced in early evaluations. FirstNet, a dedicated network for police and other first responder organisations, offers both promise and concerns for its users. Once built, it will offer a separate, private network but issues surrounding bandwidth and user capacity, connectivity and security must still be addressed. John will address these topics and discuss best practices and strategies to increase both officer safety and productivity in the field. With over 20 years of experience and involvement with numerous police agencies, including LAPD and NYPD, John has a good grasp of the technical and business requirements within policing environments.
2.3 VIRGIN MEDIA BUSINESS ROOM 12
POLICING FOR A NEW AGE: TECHNOLOGY, TRANSFORMATION AND THE FUTURE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
Alison Brown: Senior Segment Manager
We will explore the factors impacting police organisations, including the Policing Vision 2025, the drive for collaboration and the barriers to digital transformation. We will also demonstrate how industry can partner with police forces - driving greater productivity, achieving efficiencies and delivering a safer place to live and work.
2.4 O2 ROOM 16
UNLOCKING THE POWER OF BIG DATA IN POLICING - HOW MOBILE INSIGHTS CAN HELP THE POLICE TO KNOW, ENGAGE AND SERVE THEIR COMMUNITIES SMARTER
Alastair McMahon: Analytics Director Joseph Langford: Head of Development
We have seen how big data technology has transformed the way we shop, travel and live our lives. How could the use of big data assist UK police in the fight against crime?
We will introduce our work on data driven insights and share how these have been applied to projects in policing and emergency response.
We’ll help you to beat your challenges with Connected PolicingFrom squeezed budgets to communication problems, it’s getting harder and harder to police the UK. With our Connected Policing approach, we help you do what you need to do more effi ciently and securely while staying within your budget. So you can focus on what really matters. Making our communities safer.
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DR MAGGIE ADERIN-POCOCK MBE: SCIENTIST AND BROADCASTER
Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock is a scientist and broadcaster referred to as the BBC’s ‘Face of Space’. She is the presenter of the astronomical institution The Sky at Night, has fronted a number of space documentaries and regularly appears on science and non-science programmes.
From a modest background and diagnosed with dyslexia, Maggie overcame the naysayers to study at Imperial College where she obtained her degree in Physics and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering. After her studies, she toured the UK speaking to inner-city schools about what scientists do and why and how to be one with the aim of inspiring the next generation of physicists.
Since then she has spent her career making novel, bespoke instrumentation in both the industrial and academic environments. These instruments have ranged from hand-held land mine detectors to an optical subsystem for the James Webb Space Telescope (the replacement for the Hubble space telescope). She has worked for the MoD on missile warning systems and for aerospace giant European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) on a range of projects to monitor the Earth’s atmosphere.
Maggie is a research fellow and an Honorary Research Associate at University College London and continues her work to engage the public with science. She augments her ‘Tours of the Universe’ presentations to young and old with regular TV and radio appearances.
As well as fronting The Sky at Night, Maggie has appeared in programmes including Stargazing Live, The Science of Doctor Who, and In Orbit: How Satellites Rule Our World. An engaging and passionate speaker, Maggie’s enthusiasm for science and learning is infectious. As well as looking at the wonders of space and what it can teach us, she also tackles science education and public understanding and women in science and engineering.
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SPEAKER PROFILESDay Two:
KATY BOURNE: POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR SUSSEX AND CHAIR OF THE POLICE ICT COMPANY
Katy is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex. She was elected by the public to serve a second term in office in May 2016.
As Police and Crime Commissioner, Katy sets the strategic direction and priorities for policing in Sussex. She is also responsible for setting the police budget and the local police precept as well as holding the Chief Constable to account for the delivery and performance of the force. In addition, Katy has a statutory duty to commission support services for victims of crime and deliver community safety initiatives and crime reduction grants.
Katy is Chair of the national Police ICT Company and holds the national police, technology and digital portfolio on behalf of Police and Crime Commissioners. She is also Chair of the Sussex Criminal Justice Board, a member of the Home Secretary’s National Domestic Abuse Oversight Group.
NEIL ROBERTS: CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (CIO) FOR SURREY AND SUSSEX POLICE AND CHAIR OF THE NATIONAL POLICE TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
Neil is the Chief Information Officer for Surrey and Sussex Police and is the Chair of the National Police Technology Council (NPTC), a position he has held since September 2016. The NPTC is the technical design authority for policing within the Information Management and Operational Requirements Coordination Committee (IMORCC) governance structure.
Neil was born and bred in Liverpool but has spent more than half of his 20 year IT career in public service in the South East. He has worked across central and local government, the health service and Parliament, driving efficiency and interoperability to improve services and benefit the public.
Since joining the policing world, Neil has developed an IT strategy for both of his home forces that necessarily creates capabilities across the wider South East region. This will provide a sustainable and future-proofed IT platform for Surrey, Sussex, Thames Valley and Hampshire.
The experience that Neil brings to bear from his merger and acquisition background is of the greatest relevance for policing. Driving forward a shared and cohesive national and regional landscape is critical and policing IT is responding to the challenge in a way never before seen.
MARK BURNS-WILLIAMSON OBE: POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR WEST YORKSHIRE
In November 2012, Mark was elected to be the first Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire and re-elected in May 2016 with 300,000 votes. Mark has instigated a number of initiatives, including establishing the Safer Communities Fund, where assets seized from criminals (POCA) are used to support hundreds of local community projects. He was key in establishing a dedicated police Human Trafficking Team in West Yorkshire and leading the co-ordination of the National Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery Network at the Home Office, which he chairs. In 2012, Mark was awarded an OBE for services to the community and policing.
ANDREW MCDONNELL MCSFS: REGIONAL CCTV MANAGER, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICE
Andrew is responsible for service delivery of CCTV - evidential recovery, processing, enhancement and analysis to assist criminal investigations across four police forces in the Yorkshire and the Humber region.Andrew has seven years communications engineering in the RAF and then 12 years in broadcasting as an engineering manager, designing and building TV studios, outside broadcast facilities and transmission centres in UK, Germany and Indonesia. For the last 15 years he has managed teams undertaking imaging work at major crime scenes, developed multimedia presentations, 3D modelling and animations, injury-mapping, and presentation of complex financial, digital and mobile data.
ABBY TURNER: HEAD OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, DERBYSHIRE CONSTABULARY AND DATA PROTECTION REFORM PORTFOLIO, NATIONAL POLICE CHIEFS’ COUNCIL (NPCC)
With over 20 years of managing data protection in a criminal justice environment, Abby has worked on national issues for the police service since 2002, as part of the National Policing Portfolio for Data Protection, Freedom of Information and Records Management. She is currently leading the Data Protection Reform Working Group, working closely with the Home Office and Information Commissioner’s Office to consider the impact of the new EU General Data Protection Regulations and Law Enforcement Directive for policing.
SPEAKER PROFILESDay Two:
HACER EVANS: ASSISTANT CHIEF OFFICER, DIGITAL POLICING PORTFOLIO, SUSSEX POLICE
Hacer is the Director of the Digital Policing Portfolio, responsible for developing a digital contact service that enhances the way the public and police communicate with each other; modernising UK policing’s digital investigation and intelligence capabilities; and integrating digitised policing into wider criminal justice system reform.
DAVE FRANCE: DIRECTOR FOR CRIME, POLICING AND FIRE GROUP IT, HOME OFFICE
Dave is the Director for Crime, Policing and Fire Group IT in the Home Office Digital, Data and Technology function.
He has a background delivering complex business solutions in commercial/wholesale banking. His experience covers both the programme and project direction, through to the construction of architectural road maps and their subsequent delivery along with overall delivery and departmental strategy.
His major responsibility in the Home Office is to direct the design, build and deployment of national law enforcement systems, ensuring that they are highly effective, efficient systems which leverage modern digital technologies and provide world-class law enforcement capabilities.
JULES DONALD: IT DIRECTOR, ESSEX POLICE AND KENT POLICE
Jules is the IT Director for Essex Police and Kent Police, leading on technology to ensure that the investment in digital transformation can enable major operational efficiencies and improvements for front-line policing; whilst also providing a future-proofed infrastructure platform through a cost-effective combination of in-house and managed IT services. Jules is also the Chair of the National Police Technology Council People Working Group, developing the skills, capabilities and professional recognition of a valued police IT workforce. Prior to 13 years of working in Police Transformation, Jules worked in IT programme delivery in the private sector.
CHIEF CONSTABLE GILES YORK QPM: SUSSEX POLICE
As Chief Constable, Giles engages closely with the Police and Crime Commissioner in Sussex and leads the Chief Officer Team.
Giles is the force lead for Diversity. He is the national police lead for the Workforce Development, Intellectual Property Crime and Digital First.
Giles started his service with Kent Police before being appointed as Assistant Chief Constable with South Wales Police; he was promoted to Deputy Chief Constable in Sussex Police in 2008.
DARREN SCATES: DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY, METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICE (MPS)
Darren has over 20 years’ experience in the public sector delivering front line operational and digital services in six government departments and agencies. He is now part of a new technology leadership team and is personally responsible for business engagement, IT strategy, innovation and architecture within Digital Policing, the Met’s technology and digital delivery organisation. Following the largest ever implementation of body worn video, new-in-vehicle technology and mobile devices, the MPS is transforming services provided to the public, responding to demand for digital channels and bringing efficiency to the way we manage non-emergency crime.
JEFF MCNAMARA: HEAD OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS, POLICE SERVICE OF NORTHERN IRELAND (PSNI)
Jeff is a dedicated and results driven senior manager with a highly successful background in the delivery of IT operations and transformational change. He leads a team that provides and operates the ICT systems that support policing 24 hours a day in Northern Ireland. He is the strategic voice for technology across PSNI, leading the development and exploitation of digital tools, techniques and technologies that give us more opportunities than ever before to improve the vital public services we deliver. Jeff is an active member of the National Police Technology Council and participates in both the People and Commercial Working Groups.
SPEAKER PROFILESDay Two:
JASON CORBISHLEY: CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER (CTO), NATIONAL ENABLING PROGRAMMEJason is the substantive Head of ICT for Cumbria Constabulary but currently seconded to the National Enabling Programme as the CTO. He has worked in both the public and private sectors specialising in ICT service delivery, ICT-enabled change and core ICT infrastructure projects. Jason has led the development of technical blueprint designs for o365, Identity Access Management Services and a National Management Centre on behalf of the National Enabling Programme.
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Day Two: Workshop Speakers
VERITONE: CHAD STEELBERG, CHAIRMAN AND CEO
A visionary serial entrepreneur who has co-founded several highly successful software companies, Chad serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Veritone. He has brought innovation and thought leadership to the artificial intelligence field, transforming businesses worldwide and solving human problems on a vast scale. With his brother, Ryan, he has created tremendous shareholder and industry value by establishing AdForce, the world’s largest publicly traded, centralised, independent ad-serving solution, which received the Smithsonian Award for the Best Technology in 2000 before being sold to CMGI; 2CAN Media, the third-largest internet advertising sales organisation, also sold to CMGI; and dMarc Broadcasting, the largest centralised radio advertising network company, sold to Google in 2006.
IBM: IAN BOWMAN, GBS LEAD FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
Ian leads our management consultancy practice for law enforcement in Europe. He is Responsible for the development and implementation of our strategic approach to the European law enforcement market. He brings a proven track record of successful implementation and profitable delivery, including complex major change programmes across multiple geographies. He has extensive experience in leading change and corporate transformation within organisations, including profit improvement, change and process improvement, concentrating on the application of advanced technology to drive optimal business outcomes.
CISCO/BT: DAVID DARCH, HEAD OF POLICE CLIENT SERVICES, BT
David has worked for BT for over 20 years, starting with BT Retail where he held a number of posts in the Indirect Channel Business working with third parties and partners developing propositions for the small, medium enterprise market. David moved to BT Cellnet in 1999, where he had responsibility for developing “pay monthly” propositions through BT’s high street retail channel. In 2001, he moved to global services where he took various sales and business development roles in Central Government accounts, including the Fire Service and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. David joined the police team in 2009 to lead on proposition and business development and in April 2012 became sector lead for BT’s police business.
MARKLOGIC: IMRAN RAZZAQ, PUBLIC SECTOR SALES DIRECTOR
Imran is the Public Sector Sales Director for UK and Ireland at MarkLogic. He has considerable experience of working with enterprise public sector organisations. Imran is passionate about technology and the impact it can make in improving the workings of government and the lives of its citizens. Before MarkLogic, he worked at Microsoft for 11 years, where he worked in roles ranging from cloud services to consumer entertainment across Europe and the Middle East. Prior to Microsoft, Imran worked at Accenture and PriceWaterhouse Coopers. Imran read Economics at Manchester University and holds an MBA from London Business School.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, PRINCIPAL SALES ENGINEER
Jon is a Senior Sales Engineer and has been with MarkLogic for four years. His focus has been on the UK public sector, assisting customers to understand how MarkLogic can transform their sector, and deliver more with less. Prior to joining MarkLogic, Jon worked in the application performance management and intelligent transport system industries. Jon holds an Honour’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Nottingham and is a professional member of the British Computer Society.
RICHARD HATCHER, HEAD OF POLICE AND JUSTICE SALES, CISCO UK AND IRELAND
Richard joined Cisco as the Head of Police and Justice Sales in August of 2015. He is responsible for the activities of the Cisco sales and specialist sales teams as they engage across the police, fire, justice and Home Office account groups. As these organisations continue on their digitisation journey, Cisco powered networks and security architectures are at the heart of the transformation, so a key function of this lead role is to help shape an overall approach to the Criminal Justice market and also be a “voice of the customer” back into the Cisco business units. Prior to joining Cisco, Richard held a number of senior management roles within the BT Global Sales and major business organisations, across both the public and private sectors.
Katy Bourne: Police and Crime Commissioner Neil Roberts: CIO for Surrey and Sussex Police for Sussex and Chair of The Police ICT and Chair of the National Police Technology Company Council 09.10 THE POLICE ICT COMPANY UPDATE - Katy Bourne
09.30 CCTV INTEROPERABILITY UPDATE Mark Burns-Williamson OBE: Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire
• Today, CCTV has become invaluable in managing cities, tackling crimes and helping citizens feel safer • • However, we are now at risk of not understanding the ‘value’ of CCTV, thereby losing it from our
kit-bags• • This threat also creates opportunities to re-think how collectively we manage CCTV, to achieve
desired outcomes. FORENSIC CCTV EVIDENCE – NATIONAL CHALLENGES
Andrew McDonnell MCSFS: Regional CCTV Manager, West Yorkshire Police
How can national ICT address the big challenges facing CCTV, from data sharing in an ever more interconnected world, to provision of useful data to support and safeguard future CCTV infrastructure investment
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of this session.
09.45 DATA PROTECTION REFORM IN THE POLICE SERVICE Abby Turner: Head of Information Management, Derbyshire Constabulary and Data Protection Reform Portfolio,
National Police Chiefs’ council (NPCC)
Summary of the impact of data protection reform in the police service.
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of this session.
10.10 REFRESHMENT BREAK outside the London Suite.
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10.30 PROGRAMME UPDATES
HOME OFFICE
Dave France: Director, Crime, Policing and Fire Group IT, Home Office
This session will include updates on the following programmes:• National Law Enforcement Data Programme NLEDP • Home Office Biometrics HOB • Emergency Services Mobile Communication Platform ESMCP • National ANPR Service NAS • Child Abuse Image Database CAID
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of this session.
DIGITAL POLICING PORTFOLIO (DPP) – BUSINESS UPDATE
Chief Constable Giles York QPM: Assistant Chief Officer Hacer Evans: Sussex Police Digital Policing Portfolio, Sussex Police
Chief Constable Giles York (Digital First Senior Responsible Officer) and ACO Hacer Evans (Digital Policing Portfolio Director) are jointly presenting the vision of the DPP and providing a business update on delivery of the portfolio.
There will be an opportunity to pose questions at the end of this session.
11.30 SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOP SESSION THREE (please refer to page 38 for details)
12.30 BUFFET LUNCH IN THE ROTUNDA AND NETWORKING IN THE EXHIBITION
13.30 DEMONSTRATING SUCCESS
TRANSFORMING PRODUCTIVITY SERVICES
Jules Donald: Jason Corbishley: IT Director, Essex Police and Kent Police CTO, National Enabling Programme
Essex Police and Kent Police are the first two pilot forces working with the National Enabling Programme to launch the Office 365 platform - approaching this as a major digital transformation opportunity as opposed to a technology project. It covers benefits identification and how to overcome some of the early challenges relating to organisational change in the programme start-up stage.
INITIATIVES AND INNOVATION IN THE METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICE
Darren Scates: Director of Technology, Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) The Metropolitan Police Service has developed an award winning digital channel already used to
report 10% non-emergency crime in London. Digital provides the public with a convenient channel and us, with a more efficient way to address crime.
SUMMIT AGENDA Day Two: Thursday 18th January (continued)
PSNI ANIMATING OUR DIGITAL STRATEGY
Jeff McNamara: Head of Information and Communications Services, Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI)
PSNI’s Digital Strategy to 2020 and Beyond aims to set the direction of travel for the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s plans for accelerating digitalisation across the organisation and prioritising investments in technology to deliver initiatives aligned to corporate priorities.
14.45 CLOSING REMARKS
Katy Bourne: Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex and Chair of The Police ICT Company
15.00 SUMMIT CLOSE
A WORD FROM TECH UK...
As the trade association for the UK technology industry, techUK represents almost 1000 companies. Collectively our members employ approximately 700,000 people, about half of all tech sector jobs in the UK. These companies range from leading FTSE 100 companies to new innovative start-ups. The majority of our members are small and medium-sized businesses.
The techUK Justice Emergency Services Programme has been set up to represent the supplier community to the police, law enforcement, the Home Office and the wider criminal justice system. The programme’s aim is to create strong relationships between our members and these public sector customers, to lead debate on new technologies, optimise use of existing capabilities and provide a forum for law enforcement to engage with industry.
We work closely with The Police ICT Company, the National Police Technology Council, the Home Office and individual police forces to help policing act as an intelligent client, by giving them a good view of market capabilities, improving access to innovation and providing industry knowledge and expertise to help inform decision making. It is only through close partnership working with industry that police will be able to access the cutting-edge tech they need in order to deliver the future.
To find out more please visit http://www.techuk.org/ or email [email protected]
SUPPLIER-LED WORKSHOPS: Session Three
3.1 IBM LONDON SUITE
APPLYING AI TO UK POLICING: A USE CASE
Ian Bowman: GBS Lead for Law Enforcement
Exponentially increasing digital evidence data, unsustainable digital evidence storage and technology costs, resource and budget constraints.
How does new technology and artificial intelligence help turn this data into actionable intelligence, improve outcomes and reduce costs?
3.2 VERITONE ROOM 11
ACTIONABLE AND ACCESSIBLE AI FOR POLICING
Chad Steelberg: Chairman and CEO
Artificial intelligence is often extremely narrow in cognitive scope, siloed, difficult to implement and ultimately unable to deliver real value for police agencies. Enabling the rapid extraction of actionable information to accelerate investigations and identify opportunities to safeguard society requires an open, extensible and accessible approach to AI.
3.3 CISCO/BT ROOM 12
HOW BT AND PARTNER CISCO ARE ENABLING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE IN UK POLICING
David Darch: Head of Client Services, BT Richard Hatcher: Head of Police and Justice Sales, Cisco Our connected policing model enables forces to work better and more efficiently using our secure
technology. We are helping police forces tackle the challenge of moving to a secure digital world. Join us to find out more about our Cyber Secure Platform, Digital Evidence Management approach and Policing Platform private cloud services.
3.4 MARKLOGIC ROOM 16
FROM COUNTER TERRORISM TO SAFEGUARDING – DELIVERING ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE THAT SAVES LIVES AND PROTECTS THE VULNERABLE
Imran Razzaq: Public Sector Sales Director, MarkLogic UK and Ireland Jonathan Williams: Principal Sales Engineer, MarkLogic UK and Ireland
Actionable intelligence that saves lives and protects the vulnerable is essential to modern policing. As the people that perpetrate these crimes adopt increasingly sophisticated techniques to obfuscate their activities police forces need to use cutting edge technologies to win the battle. We will talk about how MarkLogic customers are doing this.
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HITACHI VANTARA Hitachi Vantara, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd, provides information technologies, services and solutions that help companies reduce IT costs and improve agility and innovate with information to make a difference in the world. Our solutions and services are trusted by the world’s leading enterprises, including more than 70% of the Fortune 100 and more than 80% of the Fortune Global 100. Our Digital Policing Platform brings market leading technologies that can operationalise modern policing challenges. At its heart is our Digital Evidence Management Platform that, being data agnostic, collect, aggregates and helps to manage all types of digital evidence but allowing police forces to choose the right end point solution for their force (e.g. type of body worn video camera).
The Hitachi Digital Evidence Management Platform is offered both as DEM as a service (Cloud) or a hybrid model thus allowing police forces to choose the appropriate delivery method for their force. Our integration with Command and Control and RMS systems allows a seamless experience for police officers and empowers officers to manage evidence according to their individual case needs.
Modular capability including a range of video analytics, real time situational intelligence and analytics capabilities empowers officers to derive faster and greater insight from the data held by their police force whilst enabling inter-agency collaboration on major investigations.
With over $3bn spent annually on research and development, Hitachi is at the forefront of bringing modern technology to bear on law enforcement solutions whilst ensuring their applicability, benefits and cost sensitivity is at the forefront of our thinking. Law enforcement and public safety is a long term investment and Hitachi ensures that our technologies can help make a better society.
Axon is a network of devices, apps, and people that helps law enforcement become smarter and safer. Our mission is to protect life. Our technologies give law enforcement the confidence, focus, and time they need to keep their communities safe. Our connected body cameras and evidence-management cloud allow police officers to work effectively and transparently, and our TASER Smart devices protect life without taking it.
We work hard for those who put themselves in harm’s way for all of us. More than one hundred and eighty thousand lives and countless dollars have been saved with Axon’s network of devices, apps and people. Learn more at uk.axon.com or by calling (800) 978-2737.
For more than 11 years, Amazon Web Services has been the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform. AWS offers over 100 fully featured services for compute, storage, databases, networking, analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), mobile, security, hybrid, and application development, deployment, and management from 44 Availability Zones (AZs) across 16 geographic regions in the U.S., Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and the UK. AWS services are trusted by millions of active customers around the world—including the fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies—to power their infrastructure, make them more agile, and lower costs. To learn more about AWS, visit https://aws.amazon.com.
The AWS EU (London) Region has been Police Assured Secure Facility (PASF) assessed, offering additional support for UK law enforcement customers. This assessment means The National Policing Information Risk Management Team (NPIRMT) has completed a comprehensive physical security assessment of the AWS UK infrastructure, and has reviewed the integral practices and processes of how AWS manages data center operations. UK Policing organisations can now leverage this assessment (available to those
organisations from NPIRMT) as part of their own risk management approach to systems development and design with the confidence their data is stored in highly secure and compliant facilities. Note that the NPIRMT does not offer any warranty of physical security of the AWS data center.
The security, privacy, and protection of AWS customers are our first priority, and we are committed to supporting Public Sector and Blue Light organisations. This assessment further demonstrates AWS’s commitment to deliver secure and compliant services to the UK law enforcement community. We have built technology services suitable for use by Justice, Blue Light, and Public Safety organisations, and whether in law enforcement, emergency management, or criminal justice, AWS has the capability and resources to support this community’s unique IT needs. From Public Services Network–compliant solutions to architecting a UK OFFICIAL secure environment, AWS can help tackle public safety data needs. By combining the secure and flexible AWS infrastructure with the breadth of our specialized APN Partner solutions, we are confident we can help our customers across the industry succeed in their missions.”
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The future is digitalModern policing is changing fast. Budgets are being cut and demands are growing every day. Forces are dealing with new, more complex crimes while trying to keep the same police presence on the streets. So it’s time to adapt and find new ways of working while keeping things secure and efficient.
That’s why we believe the future of policing is digital. Our Connected Policing approach uses technology to help you speed up investigations, cut down admin time, share information securely and work with other forces to beat your challenges. We can even help the public connect with the police more easily and consistently and improve the digital evidence and case file journey.
We understand your day to day challenges We’ve worked closely with you to understand the reality of everyday policing. And we’re out on the road meeting officers at major conferences and working groups across the country. So we know what needs to be done and where improvements can be made.
We’re a partner you can trustWe’re the UK’s leading communications services company and we’ve got over 100 years of experience as a public sector partner. We’re already trusted by the MoD, police and other critical services. We’re powering the new 4G Emergency
Service Network. And we’ve got a long history of working with Cisco to improve UK policing. We’ve even got account teams and specialists just for the police sector.
Security is in our DNAWe own and manage one of the most secure networks in the world, and last year we were named as a European leader in managed security by IDC. Plus our security team is 2500 people strong. And we’re the first communications provider to sign an agreement with INTERPOL as it carries on its fight against cyber-crime.
We’re a pioneer in UK innovationWe’ve got the best fixed and mobile network, connecting you wherever you are in the UK. We’ve invested £2.8bn in R&D over the past five years. And we’re leading the way with advanced technologies like AI, machine learning, cyber defence and data protection.
Come and talk to usWant to find out more about our Connected Policing approach? Come and talk to us at our stand or come along to our workshop. Find out more at www.bt.com/connectedpolicing
David Darch, Head of Client Services, Police, BT – [email protected] Hatcher, Regional Manager, Police and Justice Team, Cisco - [email protected]
Local Policing 2018
Delivering ‘traditional’ policing through innovative and integrated solutions
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COMPUTACENTER AND VMWARE DRIVING INNOVATION IN ICT ACROSS POLICING AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS
ABOUT COMPUTACENTERComputacenter is Europe’s leading independent provider of IT infrastructure services, enabling users and their business, advising organisations on IT strategy, implementation of the most appropriate technology to optimise performance and manage customers’ infrastructures. This helps CIOs and IT departments in enterprise and corporate organisations maximise productivity and the business value of IT for internal and external users.
ABOUT VMWAREVMware, a global leader in cloud infrastructure and business mobility, helps customers accelerate their digital transformation. VMware enables enterprises to master a software-defined approach to business and IT with VMware Cross-Cloud Architecture™ and solutions for the data center, mobility, and security. VMWARE AND COMPUTACENTER PARTNERSHIPComputacenter is a VMware Premier Level Solution Provider and has held a strategic partnership with VMware for over ten years, continually investing in VMware sales and technical capabilities to lead in the market and deliver innovative business solutions. Computacenter holds ten competencies
across the entire VMware portfolio and delivered over $40m of net new product revenue in 2016. Computacenter doesn’t just want to comply with VMware’s partner status requirements but strives to be the most accredited VMware Partner across EMEA, holding over one hundred and fifty accreditations and achieving a breadth of deeper level sales and technical accreditations within the VMware Competency listings.
PICTCO NATIONAL POLICE ELAHaving been awarded the PICTCO National Police ELA in December 2016, Computacenter has been actively engaged with the 29 police forces who joined the agreement.
Working closely with VMware and their onsite Technical Account Managers, Computacenter is constantly delivering additional value, including increased collaboration, improved security and reduction in overheads.
Meeting the IT teams within the forces has given Computacenter a unique understanding of the challenges your colleagues face in delivering platforms and solutions that are essential to enable effective modern policing.There is now greater interest in the wider VMware portfolio - focusing on transforming security and innovative approaches to infrastructure. Computacenter will be able to communicate details around some of these successful projects in early 2018.
DELIVERING TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, FOR THE FRONTLINE
We believe it’s what we do that makes the difference. All the facts and figures that talk to our size, diversity and years of history are notable - but they are secondary to the truest measure of Deloitte: the impact we make in the world. We work with clients to reshape public services, making them more efficient to deliver, and accessible for the people that need them. Whether we’re implementing digital technologies with criminal justice organisations, using data to keep London moving or creating shared services that save councils millions, we are the trusted advisory and delivery partner for the public sector. This is no different for the police forces we work with.
Police forces today face increasing public expectations and scrutiny, ever more complex criminal threats and a growing need to integrate
service delivery with other agencies. We understand the challenges you face and are working with forces across the UK and within the Home Office, to help you overcome them. We know that delivering a digitally enabled police force, is as much about how police officers and staff will use new technologies, as the technology and how you implement it. Our technical experts have close relationships with leading vendors and technology suppliers, from cloud computing to cyber security and analytics. Our delivery teams can help you to identify what is technically possible and establish multi-disciplinary teams incorporating operational officers, project staff, technical experts and external suppliers to design and delivery solutions for the front line.
We are passionate about keeping communities safe and bringing operational insight, technology know-how and proven digital approaches to accelerate your transformation.
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Police forces are facing ever decreasing budgets at exactly the same time as increased and changing demands on their services, with greater threats to national security from home grown and imported terrorism along with a massive increase in cyber criminality and fraud. This is all in the context of hugely increased scrutiny and changes to the manner in which the public wish to interact and engage with the police either as concerned citizens or as customers of the police services. Not all police forces are equipped for the changes that they will need to make through a combination of ingrained cultural, ways of working and legacy IT implementations that are now cumbersome, expensive and difficult/expensive to change.
IBM is responding to this emerging and increasing set of challenges. We are investing in new assets for police forces and bringing our experience of these challenges in other clients and sectors. Without needing at this time to change the underlying infrastructure, we are bringing our analytical capabilities, our deep understanding of project and cultural change management and digital technologies to bear, in order to enable faster and better policing and enabling police transformation.
IBM is one of the world’s premier Information Technology Companies, who recently celebrated its 106 year anniversary. During this time, we have strived to adapt to continue to deliver the most innovative capabilities at the leading edge of technology. While many people know IBM as the organisation that delivers the most reliable systems of record that power the banking and retail industries, today we are equally at home delivering
cognitive analytics solutions and cloud platforms. One of our goals is to become an essential partner to law enforcement agencies seeking a step change in the value they realise from their investment in digital technology.
In recent years IBM has invested heavily in and established a global team of experts to develop ideas, techniques and solutions for policing, enabling those charged with maintaining public safety to better address today’s challenges. We use “IBM Design Thinking” to developing user centred, agile and responsive solutions to client problems, covering everything from defining a transformation strategy, enabling data sharing within and across organisations, implementing mobile solutions, predictive and video analytics and data management.
The three core principles of IBM Design Thinking include clear focus on user outcomes, creating deliverables such as user personas and scenario mapping which is highly visual and readily shows staff or key stakeholders how the proposed service is improved. Use of multi-disciplinary teams ensures collaboration between technologists, users, designers, and strategists. Finally, restless reinvention which retains the ability to adapt to changes whilst keeping sight of the vision you want to enable. We want IBM to be in the vanguard of transforming policing and to be your strategic partner in helping you deliver the best service you can deliver your communities at an affordable price.
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MARKLOGIC FOR INTELLIGENCE LED POLICINGData is one of the police’s most important and valuable assets. Intelligence, operations and analysis depend on access to multiple sources of data - from national, regional and local systems. Typically this data resides in relational databases, integrating this data and being able to search for it is difficult and expensive because of its siloed nature. MarkLogic breaks down these silos and makes information more accessible and faster.
ABOUT MARKLOGICMarkLogic is the only Enterprise NoSQL database platform that is proven in systems supporting a significant number of public safety, national security, Government and commercial organisations around the world. MarkLogic has a track record of successful engagement with both national and regional police forces in the UK, United States and Europe.
NetMotion® Software is the leading provider of mobile performance and mobile analytics solutions. Founded in 2001, NetMotion’s software is deployed in North America by more than 80% of state law enforcement agencies and 70% of the largest local police and sheriff departments, including the Los Angeles Police Department and New York Police Department. In the UK, more than 50% of policing organisations depend on NetMotion Software to stay securely connected to mission-critical applications.
NetMotion provides purpose-built software solutions designed to solve inherent challenges faced in mobile environments by police, fire and emergency service workers. First responders need secure, always-on access to mission-critical mobile applications and data in the field. NetMotion’s
software insulates applications from lost connectivity while also seamlessly roaming users to different networks to ensure users are always connected. It also delivers real-time analytics on mobile devices, applications and networks to give IT the visibility they need to make smart mobile deployment decisions.
NetMotion has received numerous awards for its technology and customer support. The company consistently receives an impressive customer satisfaction Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 91, significantly exceeding NPS averages in the technology and telecom industries. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with offices in the UK, Germany, Japan and Australia.
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Through our work across policing and emergency services we understand the challenge ahead. From the frontline to the back office, we work closely with our customers to deliver more joined up, higher impact services. Even when budgets are tight.
We have seen how big data technology has transformed the way we shop, travel and live our lives. How could the use of big data assist UK police in the fight against crime?
Come to our workshop ‘Unlocking the power of big data in policing - How mobile insights can help the police to know, engage and serve their communities smarter’.
We will introduce our work on data driven insights and share how these have been applied to projects in policing and emergency response, whilst explaining the strengths and weaknesses of using communications data for location and demographic insights.
We will discuss current innovation in areas such as policing and emergency response, highlighting some of opportunities for utilising data driven insights in policing and its application in situational awareness and public information messaging.
Established in 2013, our specialist data unit is responsible for managing and developing insights from data generated through the operation of our telecommunications services; this includes data from mobile phones, Wi-Fi, GPS and other devices e.g. IoT sensors. With expertise in data and computer science, and applying machine learning techniques we are able to create advanced insights, delivering real time outputs for operational decision making.
As a leading digital communications company, with the highest customer satisfaction for any
mobile provider according to Ofcom, O2 has been re-imagining how people work through Enterprise Mobility and Managed Services, Unified Communications, Connectivity, Security, IoT, Cloud Solutions as well as Consumer Insight and Engagement.
We can help you to:
• Keep frontline teams on the streets with tools that make it easier to collaborate, thanks to our Bluelight digital services
• Improve the way you use digital technologies to collect, manage and present evidence from crime scene to court
• Access the latest devices and fast 4G connectivity through the Network Services Framework and at a special low price, with our exclusive public sector tariffs
• Be more efficient using services like O2 Smart Vehicles to manage your vehicles efficiently and effectively
• Ensure your data and communications are secure, and our understanding of your security needs is shown by the fact that O2 is the first mobile network provider to become CAS(T) certified
• Utilise mobile insights to get closer to and police communities more efficiently – with innovative digital tools to meet growing expectations
We can help you do more, smarter.
We’re here to help
To find out more, come and talk to us at our stand, or get in touch at [email protected] or on 01235 433507.
www.o2.co.uk/justice-emergency
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VIRGIN MEDIA BUSINESS FOR A FLEXIBLE AND CONNECTED FORCE
Virgin Media Business is the largest business-to-business Virgin brand and part of the Virgin Media group. We pride ourselves on delivering innovative, high quality technology solutions that help enterprise and public sector organisations thrive in a digital age. For over twenty years, we’ve been helping organisations across the public sector to transform the way they serve their citizens. We currently support three-quarters of the UK police forces with a range of technology solutions and services and over 60% of the UK’s health and emergency services rely on our network twenty four hours a day.
At Virgin Media Business we believe in listening to the views of the people who commission, manage and rely on our services day in day out - then acting on their insight to provide meaningful technology solutions. That is why we partnered with iGOV Survey in August 2017, to create a report that provides an indicator of the readiness of police organisations to adopt the Policing Vision 2025. This identified a number of gaps and barriers preventing organisations from fully embracing digital transformation. Legacy infrastructure and conflicting priorities, along with limited budgets, still create a barrier. In fact, three quarters of organisations that responded felt the modernity and resilience of their network left them unprepared for digital transformation, highlighting the importance of a robust and secure digital platform. So it is no surprise that modernising their IT infrastructure was identified as a priority. Connecting police forces with other emergency services, Local Authorities
and health organisations is critical to delivering a modern police service that puts the citizen at its heart. This is reinforced by three quarters of respondents who stated that working with partners to increase efficiency is a high priority.
We are continuing to listen to those people driving digital transformation across police organisations. An example of this was our recent Round Table event jointly hosted with The New Statesman where we debated our survey findings. The event was attended by Nick Hurd the Minister for Police and Fire Services, leaders from a variety of police forces, Police and Crime Commissioners, the National Police Technology Council and The Police ICT Company. In 2018, we intend to build on this insight and partner with police organisations to drive digital transformation and develop solutions that work for the sector.
Digital policing, local policing and the need for specialist capabilities can all be supported through digital transformation. We have aligned our Smart Portfolio of products and services to provide a full end to end solution for our police customers. From the provision of a robust and secure network, through to voice, mobile and Wi-Fi - all underpinned by managed and advisory services - Virgin Media Business can help you achieve a truly connected and flexible force.
If you would like more information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us in one of the following ways:
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ALTHOUGH YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD OF US BEFORE, YOUR FORCE IS DEFINITIVELY USING OUR SERVICES, EVERY DAY.
Please visit our stand to discover how we can share our code, experience and services with your team.
• CDS provides vital public access, digital, print and communications services to EVERY UK police force.
• More than 50,000 officers and support staff log into the systems we’ve developed, virtually every shift they undertake.
• We digitally serve more than 2.5 million members of the public per year.
• Our digital engagement services for the police won six national and international awards in 2017 alone.
CDS deliver public access programme communication and information solutions that engage the public; free up internal resources; reduce cost; and provide a solid foundation for digital transformation.
Our services include internal intranets, cross-force online collaboration, online and printed design and communications through to online crime reporting and call centre to public web and social-media connectivity.
Key statistics achieved for our policing customers include:
• 65% reduction on the time spent by officers on triaging inbound reports
• 70% of road traffic collisions are now reported online where online crime reporting has been made available
• 25% more people are using online reporting instead of call centre (in six months of live use)
• 51,000 crimes or incidents were reported online within first six months of deployment.
Visit www.cds.co.uk/sectors/police-and-security-services for more information.
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We understand the evidence management
problems you face:
The Hitachi DEM Platform provides the solution to these problems and more. It is unique, ground breaking but proven in multiple police forces.
About Hitachi VantaraHitachi Vantara, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., provides information technologies, services and solutions that help companies reduce IT costs, improve agility, and innovate. Our solutions and services are trusted by many of the world’s leading enterprises, including over 70% of the Fortune 100 and over 80% of the Fortune Global 100. We spend $3bn annually on Research & Development to ensure we continue to be at the forefront of the industry, creating market-leading Law Enforcement solutions that meet your needs in an ever-changing world.
For more information email [email protected] telephone our DEM team on +44 (0) 7825 078999
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Esri is supporting and empowering UK police services on their digital transformation journey – it is the global market leader in geographic information systems, offering the most powerful mapping and spatial analytics technology available. Since 1969, Esri has helped customers unlock the full potential of data to improve operational and business results - helping organisations meet the need of complex and diverse communities, supporting drives for greater efficiency and analysing ever-greater volumes of apparently unrelated data to help keep our citizens and cities safe.
Today, Esri software is deployed in more than three hundred and fifty thousand organisations including the world’s largest cities, most national governments, 75% of the Fortune 500 and more than seven thousand colleges and universities.
Esri UK’s team of experienced professional services consultants have delivered hundreds of projects, deploying advanced solutions to the policing industry. In the global law enforcement and security sector our ArcGIS technology platform offers capabilities in many areas, such as:
• Self-Briefing and Situational Awareness: enabling police services to share a vast range of geographic information, visually and in a meaningful, easily understood way - on live
deployments and historic crimes with officers (and other agencies) through powerful and easy to use applications.
• Efficiency Gains - Demand vs Visibility Analysis: we can offer police services an effective way of understanding the nature of demand as well as providing internal and external visibility of the way resources are managed.
• Contact Management and Command and Control: our next-generation location platform provides real-time data feeds; including live traffic, resource location and status, aerial photography and much more to enable capability in this vital area.
• Event Management: we provide a platform to fuse multi-source intelligence (such as incident data, police resources, weather information, flooding overlays and partner data) into a single view and share that view with control room staff, command teams and front-line officers.
• Big Data Analytics: our technology can help emergency services visualise and analyse big data in a way that reveals patterns, trends and relationships that reports will not show.
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GORDALEX, WHO ARE WE?
A small specialist company whose expertise is getting to the bottom of problems issues and challenges; finding solutions and delivering those solutions to time, cost and performance. Giving best effectiveness and value to our clients.
Formally: We secure simplicity - in understanding problems - identifying solutions - delivering what is needed.
Informally: We cut through the BS!
A number of permanent and part time in house team members with operational backgrounds connected to intelligence, military, international, financial and criminal justice.
A constellation of alliance partners enables GordAlex to operate and deliver beyond its apparent size. These range from large technology delivery partners to one man or woman operations. We have recently delivered projects into the CNI/nuclear industry.
WHAT DO WE DO?
• Advisory work• System delivery• Operational and professional services
ADVISORY WORKGordAlex advisory practice works with practitioners from across our firm who have the right mix of industry and functional expertise to help clients address their most complex business issues, from strategy through execution.
GordAlex brings the best skills with a mixture of diverse backgrounds and experience in order to provide our clients with a unique insight and innovative outcomes.
SYSTEM DELIVERYOur aim is to make sure your system delivery and transition into operation is as easy as possible. Our experienced team will lead you through the processes. This includes: Requirements capture pre-initiation, in order to ensure you are getting what you need; project implementation meetings between our deployment team and yours to make sure configurations and business processes are clearly defined; delivering to time, cost and performance giving you VALUE.
OPERATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICESOur professional services support businesses of all sizes and in a wide range of industries. Our people working in professional services help their clients to manage and improve their business functions, from acting as friendly partners to aid with transitions. All the way through to fully integrated ‘along-siding’, performing operational roles for short periods whilst training themselves out of the post.
Find out more: GordAlex.com
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HP Inc. is the world’s leading printing and personal systems technology company. We are here to create technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere. The police sector in particular, is one in which we are finding ourselves becoming more relevant since becoming a PC and print only company, with our ‘New Style of IT’ solutions enabling many of the transformation areas laid out in the 2025 Vision for policing. HP operate with the heart, creativity and energy of a start-up and with the brain, muscles and determination of a Fortune 100 corporation. We use this unique combination, along with our 50,000 world-class employees and 76 year legacy of innovation, to engineer experiences that amaze our customers. Our portfolio has been completely reinvented across 2017 and we have a strong story to share with police.
HP have been engineering the world’s most secure and manageable business PCs and printers, we are also reinventing the integration of security into everything we create, so you can stay a step ahead of the threats and keep your company safe. Many organisations, including the public sector, fail to consider security at the endpoint hardware level, such as PCs and printers, where attack vectors into a network can seek to exploit low level
system vulnerabilities. In the case of blue light and emergency organisations, these vulnerabilities require heightened consideration for the protection of national security and safeguarding citizen data.
Given the evolving threat landscape, HP designs products with cyber resilience in mind, delivering security protections in endpoint devices, as well as the ability to detect breaches and recover from any cyber-attacks that do happen. Our systemic approach designs security into all layers of the product during development, not as an afterthought addition to a completed design.
At HP labs, we conduct leading edge research to develop new security technologies that help prevent attacks before they happen, detect penetration of existing defences and ensure swift recovery should an attack occur, even at the lowest hardware or software levels. This allows us to deliver unique security capabilities into PCs and printers, but also to design such capabilities for a world of new technologies across the ‘Internet of Things’ and emerging cyber-physical systems. HP’s approach is unique, with powerful IT security technologies that are well-suited to both the private and public sectors.
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Leonardo is amongst the top ten global players in aerospace, defence and security. The company operates globally, leveraging on its breadth of technology and capability and product leadership.
With over 45,000 employees worldwide, the company has a strong industrial presence in four markets: Italy (where the company is headquartered), the UK, US and Poland and a network of strategic partnerships across the world.
Leonardo’s position in the UK as a world-class advanced engineering company is built on its sustained investment in research and technology, world-class facilities and the expertise of its engineers. Leonardo invests significantly in R and D in the UK and continues to help to sustain the competitive edge of our UK supply network of around 2,300 companies.
The Leonardo Security and Information Systems division provides services and solutions to support National Governments and commercial organisations that form our critical national infrastructure, in dealing with modern and evolving threats to well-being, security and public safety.
Our Secure Communications and Homeland Security products and services are designed to support the Emergency Services, as well as organisations in the public and private sectors that require
secure professional communications. Our latest in professional radio networks and terminals offer end-users new value-added services for enhanced efficiency.
Our CERYX® product enables secure communications over public, networks. Developed with the UK National Cyber Security Centre, CERYX® secures real-time voice and video calls, messaging and audio and video conferencing on standard smartphones and IP phones.
Other capabilities available include ANPR products and services for law enforcement and digital and cyber security products and services.
In the UK we are currently working alongside the Home Office to deliver the UK’s National ANPR Service which will provide UK police services with among the most up to date information management platforms and real time alerts and notifications.
We are proud to be a supporter of the 2018 Police ICT Summit.
NICE PUBLIC SAFETY DIGITAL EVIDENCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS - DELIVERING THE FUTURE NOW
NICE public safety solutions integrate and put into context information from many sources to help emergency communications centres and police investigation departments reconstruct and understand the who, what, when, where and why of an incident.
NICE Inform, the industry-leading digital evidence management (DEM) solution, gives emergency communications centres better insight into how to continuously improve their operations.
NICE Investigate is the leading open, digital policing solution that automates and expedites the entire digital investigation process, helping to increase case clearance rates. Over four thousand organisations worldwide rely on NICE public safety solutions.
MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION RECORDING Record communications across a variety of channels and information sources: phone and radio audio, screen desktop, SMS Text, computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and location data and others. Archive, query, retrieve and playback communications.
INCIDENT RECONSTRUCTIONFind, synchronise and put into context isolated emergency incident information from multiple channels recreating who did what, when and where.
QUALITY ASSURANCE Automate the scheduling of calls for call taker and dispatcher evaluation, design and score evaluation forms, evaluate single calls or entire multimedia incidents, and run reports to identify and reduce knowledge gaps and compliance violations.
AUDIO AND TEXT ANALYTICSAnalyse emergency communications (audio and text) using an analytics engine to search on spoken word and automatically understand interaction content, categorise interactions and uncover root-cause.
INCIDENT INFORMATION MANAGEMENTStore collected content, including third party files, in centralised, secure folders with instant Web-based access for authorised reviewers such as the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) or investigators.
DIGITAL INVESTIGATION MANAGEMENTCloud-based, open digital policing and investigation solution that automates the collection, analysis and sharing of case evidence. It puts evidence into context based on time, sequence and location to help understand the ‘who, what, when, where and why’ to help increase case closure rates and successful prosecutions.
REAL-TIME DECISION SUPPORT Live monitor of multiple channels in real-time and instantly replay the last recordings over a search period.
“I am really proud to lead the transformation of WMPs internal customer experience. Oracle Service Cloud has significantly changed the way we work by enabling us to streamline our customer journey. We are able to now provide a 24/7 service from a single internal portal. Our Shared Services Team has made great strides correctly aligning with business requirements to deliver a first contact resolution service with SLAs. The solution will drive cost savings by reducing avoidable contacts, empowering support professionals and automating processes and workloads.”
Dean Sweet, Assistant Director of Shared Services, West Midlands Police Modern, integrated Cloud applications from Oracle will help you transform your force.
Best-of-breed applications in the Oracle Cloud provide social, mobile and analytics capabilities that help you deliver the experiences that your employees require and expect and with the security that modern police forces demand. As a finance or HR leader, you shouldn’t have to struggle to share information across your force from disparate systems.
A unified Oracle cloud suite brings together your HR and financial data to provide you with a deeper and consistent view into your force. This can easily be extended to include multiple sources such as operations, command and control, supply chain, purchasing and project data. Providing high quality information, in a timely manner, accessed via the device of your choice and with an engaging consumer-like user experience, dramatically enhances personal productivity.
From your police officers on the street, through to business managers, you will have access to data from across the Constabulary, thereby enabling much better decision-making and as a result your operations can be simplified, streamlined, and better able to support strategic initiatives, enabling you to lower costs and increase decision making times.
For more information visit: www.oracle.com/goto/hcm-in-public-sector
Policing and Mental Health
Conference 2018
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Our areas of expertise include:
• SmartSTORM command and control
• SmartContact – Public Contact Management
• Digital Asset Management
• Digital Interview Recording
• Managed ICT services
• PrediKt - Resource and Demand Management
• Shared Business Services through SSCL Police
Sopra Steria has a proven heritage of partnering with criminal justice organisations across Europe. In the UK we are delivering innovative solutions and services to over 60% of police forces which are driving efficiencies and improving services for local communities.
For further informationTel:+44 (0)370 600 4466e-mail: [email protected] us on twitter @SopraSteriaPS
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Supporting safer communitiesDriving efficiencies and improving policing outcomes
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THE UNIFIED PLATFORMSAFE is a truly unified platform for mission critical operations. It replaces legacy disparate solutions, such as CandC, ICCS, CRM and mobile data with a modern fully integrated solution.
SAFE empowers users to make more informed decisions, faster. It increases resolution at first contact, improves customer satisfaction and enables resources to operate more efficiently.
At the heart of SAFE is a powerful workflow based rules engine and user interface tool. These are configured to tailor the way the solution works to meet the needs of our users. Organisations can evolve workflows and designs as their demands grows.
DYNAMIC DECISION SUPPORTSAFE supports models such as THRIVE (threat, harm, risk, investigation, vulnerability and engagement) to help users to assess the needs of victims and determine the most appropriate response.
SAFE assimilates information from multiple sources and automatically flags relevant information to the user, such as repeat victim, ASB hotspot and mental health sufferer.
SAFE can provide questions and advice dynamically, based on knowledge the system learns from real-time background searches, data entry, location details and contact history.
A sophisticated recommendation capability considers multiple parameters to help users quickly determine the most appropriate response and resource.
FEATURES
• Multi-channel public contact
• Intelligent contact history
• Adaptive search ad decision support
• Configurable Workflows
• Customisable user interface
• Fixed / Web / Mobile working
• Share information and self-serve
• Advanced GIS and event triggering
• Real-time business intelligence
• High Availability open architecture
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Delivering ‘traditional’ policing through innovative and integrated solutions
27th-28th February 2018Hinckley Island Hotel, LeicestershireMedia Partner:
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SCC enable people to do business by planning, supplying, integrating and managing their IT. We make IT work through partnership, knowledge and passion: trusted to run IT infrastructure services for leading business across Europe for forty years.
Our portfolio of end to end services for the police forces spans from technology supply through to effective cyber security, data management, hybrid cloud based delivery models and post event video analytics solutions.
SCC works collaboratively with police forces and vendors such as Fortinet to make better and efficient use of technology and get more from their IT investments enabling UK policing to use their resources to help keep people safe and provide effective, assessable and value for money services that can be trusted.
At SCC we take pride in the knowledge that our government-accredited secure data centre provides utility based pricing models and official/official sensitive (IL2/IL3) security which exceeds government requirements.
To support police forces during a period of operational and technological transition, SCC have focussed on developing a digital evidence partner-
ecosystem – OneForce - that addresses many of the key challenges in modern policing whilst enabling public safety through technological innovation.
We understand that it is vital to forces that any evidence and data is handled securely and professionally. Our end-to-end services ensure protected and effective data management and we take pride in the knowledge that our Tier 3, government secure, data centre facilities are amply equipped to provide that security. Through this, we can aid police forces to make more convictions and reduce crime with enhanced data storage and handling, accompanied by cutting-edge technology.
Organisations today require security that can keep up with today’s evolving networks. An automated and coordinated response to threat protects the network while you focus on business.
Fortinet is the only company with security solutions for network, endpoint, application, data centre, cloud and access that work together, sharing common functionality and threat intelligence. This collaborative and intelligent security fabric provides you with powerful, integrated, end-to-end protection across the entire attack surface. Fortinet reduces your risk exposure so you can get on with the business of Public Service.
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Sopra Steria is committed to supporting the continuing transformation of the Emergency Services. We work with 60% of UK forces and have over forty years’ experience delivering mission critical solutions across Europe.
By understanding the challenges policing is facing we’ve created an innovative platform approach to digital transformation which will help you to deliver against your 2020 requirements and beyond.
Looking for some new ideas to solve your challenges? Please come and talk to us:
• Digital Asset Management - if you are struggling to manage the huge volumes of digital evidence available to your force our Smart Digital AssetManagement software provides an advanced digital repository for police digital assets enabling them to be collated, searched and shared effectively.
• End to End Contact Management - looking for new ways to deliver more accessible, consistent and joined-up services to the public? SmartContact® provides multiple channel digital contact management.
• Digital Interview Recording - wanting more from digital recording or considering automated transcription of audio records?
• Strategic Police Resource and Demand Modelling - wanting to simulate potential changes to operational services to understand the impact such proposed changes? Our resource scheduling tool PrediKt® offers that and more…
DELIVERING EXCELLENCE THROUGH TRUSTED PARTNERSHIPS:
• We are working with two of the largest UK forces to deliver digital interview recording solutions that are transforming the way that interviews are accessed and processed, saving valuable time spent on management and administration, as well as delivering considerable efficiency savings.
• South Yorkshire and Humberside Police will use SmartContact®, an integrated multi-channel customer contact and resource management solution across both forces. It’s the first of its kind in the UK.
• STORM Command and Control is used by 60% of UK police forces and as the national solutions for Scotland, Sweden and Abu Dhabi.
• Cleveland Police and Sopra Steria have a flexible strategic partnership delivering both operational and ICT services that are assisting the force in reducing the impact of financial and operational challenges and keeping officers on the frontline. The partnership is focused on true joint team working and quality measures and is now delivering an additional £2m savings per annum.
A MANAGED HYBRID CLOUD SOLUTION DELIVERING THE FUTURE
The UK Government ‘Cloud First’ policy presents public sector organisations with many opportunities to improve their IT services
while making signifi cant cost savings. At the same time it introduces technology, governance and security challenges that are different from those they have encountered before.
While many departments can make use of public cloud providers for all of their IT needs, others have varied requirements around security that can prohibit the use of commodity cloud services. That’s where Prolinx can help. We can off er a security tiered hybrid cloud solution which is fully managed under a single service, off ering end to end assurance. It means you can store your data securely, in line with your own internal requirements.
Who are Prolinx?
Prolinx is a UK owned and based Small to Medium Enterprise (SME). We work in partnership with government organisations to intelligently provide simplifi ed and streamlined technology enabled solutions and services that are governed, professionally managed, eff icient, highly secure and pertinent to the needs of our clients.
Why choose Prolinx as your security partner?
• A fully managed security tiered hybrid cloud solution providing cost eff ective data management
• Delivered through Public Services Network (PSN) connectivity
• Delivered by SC or DV cleared staff
• Accredited to ISO9001, 20000 and 27001 delivering high availability through a UK owned SME
• 24/7 service desk and secure UK data centre
• Flexible service delivery approach
www.prolinx.co.uk
The Prolinx proposition
Prolinx is off ering a managed hybrid cloud service working with public sector departments to migrate from expensive in-house services to a mixture of commodity cloud. This is complemented by Prolinx hosted infrastructure for systems and data that have higher security requirements. All of this will be wrapped up in a single managed service giving end-to-end assurance.
We have a long track record of successfully working with public sector clients and accreditors, building and managing secure systems across a wide range of cases.
For enquiries, please contact the Prolinx Sales Team:
Integrated operational policing from Capita brings together market-leading products and services to provide a platform to support the transformation of public contact, response and investigative activity supported by 365/24/7 security-cleared service.
ControlWorks® - Public Contact, Control Room and Incident Management operations in a multichannel, modular and mobile platform with deep integration with supporting data sources and systems.
EvidenceWorks® - Secure, open and scalable solution for the management of Digital Evidence including the capability to ingest, catalogue, store, analyse and share media from multiple sources.
PoliceWorks® - An Enterprise Operational Policing Platform supporting all key policing functions from a single POLE database.
Black Marble is an award-winning Microsoft partner, with five Gold competencies, six Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs), a team of Microsoft Certified Professionals and a Microsoft Regional Director. Winner of three Microsoft Global Awards and finalist in three further categories, we are also one of only a few Global Microsoft Mixed Reality Partners. We have developed tuServ, an award-winning revolutionary approach to digitising modern policing. It is designed to put the emphasis on crafting process and technology around operational needs, through improved accuracy, with increased collaboration, leading to more efficient use of resources.
Crown’s mission is to provide police forces with the very best Duty Management Systems to optimise the investment they make in their people.
With our help, forces will identify areas where improvements are required resulting in reduced staff costs, greater efficiency and most critically, improved service levels to the public.
Crown’s ever expanding DMS customer base includes: Greater Manchester Police, Cheshire Police, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, Nottinghamshire Police, Lancashire Police, West Midlands Police, SSTVP (Surrey Sussex and Thames Valley Police), An Garda Siochana and Lincolnshire Police.
www.crowndutymanagement.com
BRONZE SUPPLIERS
Geoff Smith Associates are a market leader in departmental, regional and national law enforcement computer software solutions to enhance productivity, enrich intelligence and provide efficiency savings. All our solutions are based upon our core Cyclops technology allowing rapid development and enabling fully integrated applications with enterprise document management.
Complete off the shelf and tailored solutions include Colossus Intelligence and Case Management, Open Source Investigation, Crime, Custody, CycComms - the UK leading RIPA solution with Digital Forensics and CycCovert our CHIS and surveillance authorities’ suite. GSA delivers international solutions to ACRO including the Exchange of Criminal Records with Europe and Worldwide and deployed Conviction History (PNC) solutions to Jamaica and Gibraltar.
Available via the G-Cloud, Kahootz provides secure file-sharing and online team and project workspaces that can be quickly adapted for multiple use cases. Online workspaces help to foster blue light collaboration by allowing distributed teams from across multiple organisations to manage project documentation, tasks and related communications all in one place, via the use of shared diaries, document approval requests, personalised task lists and workspace dashboards.
The platform is used across the UK public sector by organisations such as the UK MOD, MOJ, Home Office and NHS supporting the storing and sharing of information up to OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE.
Niche Technology enables law enforcement agencies to report, prevent and solve crime with an integrated Records Management System (NicheRMS) to manage the key operational areas of crime, custody, case, investigations, intelligence, safeguarding, property, warrants and other areas, such as road traffic collisions and forensics. “We’re turning in detection rates we could only dream of before having NicheRMS,” said Chief Constable Peter Vaughan, QPM, and South Wales Police. NicheRMS is licensed to 136,952 sworn officers across Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. Ten of the largest 30 agencies run NicheRMS in the countries we serve.
For more information visit: www.NicheRMS.com
BRONZE SUPPLIERS
THINK DIFFERENTLY Collaborate, share services and embrace new ways of workingTalk to us about a connected and flexible force at 0800 052 0800 or check out virg.in/PS
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COPS Care of Police Survivors ‘Rebuilding Shattered Lives’COPS is a UK registered charity dedicated to helping the families of police officers who have lost their lives on duty rebuild their lives. It aims to ensure that survivors have all the help they need to cope with such a tragedy and that they remain part of the police family. ‘While realising the dangers of policing, no officer expects to lose their life on duty. When such a tragedy occurs, the surviving family endures emotions which can include denial, bewilderment, anger and depression. They also encounter many practical difficulties in respect of such sudden loss. Eventual isolation from the police environment often exacerbates such situations, and leaves survivors thinking that no one understands. The police service does not have the resources to maintain support beyond the immediate aftermath of the death. That is where ‘Care of Police Survivors’ (COPS) comes in. It connects bereaved families with others who truly understand, by virtue of having been in the same situation themselves. This peer based support is the mainstay of COPS activity, but is enhanced by projects aimed at providing survivors with the support needed to rebuild their lives.’
www.ukcops.org /ukcops @uk_cops
UK Police Memorial the New UK Police MemorialNurturing pride and value in our police service for generations to come. The new memorial will bring together physical, digital and educational elements to commemorate those police officers and staff killed on duty. Established at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, it will create a place of ceremony, remembrance and quiet reflection, honouring the courage and sacrifice of the fallen. We are more than half way towards our £4million target to achieve this project. Please visit www.ukpolicememorial.org to find out more information or make a donation. UPKM - a project by the Police Arboretum Memorial Trust.
CHARITIES
Red Hat is the world’s leading provider of Enterprise Open Source Software, we provide reliable, high-performance infrastructure. Public Sector organisations rely on Red Hat in the most security conscious environments. We deliver a complete software foundation for government ICT - including cloud computing, virtualisation, middleware, integration and containers. We specialise in helping Public Sector organisations deliver enhanced digital services based on open source technology, build integrated services across police force boundaries, optimise decision making based on better data provision; and exploit cost effective and agile solutions such as cloud.www.redhat.com
THINK DIFFERENTLY Collaborate, share services and embrace new ways of workingTalk to us about a connected and flexible force at 0800 052 0800 or check out virg.in/PS
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Introduction to ProlinxProlinx is a UK SME delivering secure IT managed services, we pride ourselves on providing secure accredited hosted/hybrid managed services across Government Security Classifications, operating to ITIL framework best practices and accredited global ISO standards.
Working in partnership with organisations, Prolinx provides simplified and streamlined technology enabled solutions and services that are governed, professionally managed and efficient;
• UK based SME• Security cleared employees• Disaster recovery secondary site• Secure NOC• 24/7 Secure Helpdesk• G-Cloud and Technology Service Approved• ISO Accredited 27001, 20001 and 9001
Prolinx and the Public SectorFor over 18 years Prolinx have been providing trusted and valued solutions to public sector organisations such as the Ministry of Defence, British Council and UK police forces. Key to the success of these relationships has been consistent reliable delivery and ensuring we go that extra mile to meet your needs.
At the Summit we will be on hand to offer advice on topics such as:PC2 - A specialist capability designed to connect policing locally, nationally and beyond. Designed to support personnel operating away from HQ, in situations such as deployed events management, command and control situations and forensic investigations. Currently deployed internationally with UK forces providing a capable service with rich connectivity in a portable package, whilst being fully compliant with the Government’s strict security regime.
Secure Hybrid Cloud - The Policing Vision 2025 highlights the ‘Cloud First’ policy which presents opportunities to improve their IT services whilst making significant cost savings. It also introduces technology, governance and security challenges that are different from those policing has encountered before. Whilst many departments make use of public cloud providers for all their IT needs, others have varied requirements around security that prohibit the use of commodity cloud services. That’s where Prolinx can help. We offer a security tiered hybrid cloud solution which is fully managed under a single service, offering end to end assurance. It means you can store your data securely, in line with your own internal requirements and continue to exploit your current IT investments.
Contact Prolinx to find out more: www.prolinx.co.uk Tel: 01844 279 199
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