Microsoft Seminars at ACPO - APA 2008
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11:00 - Microsoft Keynote - Emerging Technology: Threat or Opportunity?
The increasingly competitive environment in internet applications has reduced the “time to market” to the point where even industry observers find it hard to keep up. Assessing the impact of new technologies is challenging, and responding to the opportunity or threat presented is not an area of strength for governments. Yet, these emerging “off the shelf” technologies have the potential to significantly change the way police operations are conducted, some at no additional cost.
Bob Hayes will demonstrate a suite of technologies which could transform the way police operations are planned, conducted and debriefed. Bob will then discuss the opportunities that exist for the police service to better engage with industry to assess the impact of emerging technologies.
Bob Hayes, UK Director, The Microsoft Institute for Advanced Technology in Governments
Target Audience: Command level police officers & those concerned with operational effectiveness and best value in policing.
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12:00 - Intelligence Led Policing and Data Quality
Imagine a situation where you know you have gathered information in your system but can’t find it. Sound familiar? This is the issue with many police applications available today, which by their very nature of a silo approach or poor integration capabilities, prevent good quality intelligence led policing. What is required is the implementation of an Intelligence and Crime system that is capable of:
• capturing data in a consistent way,
• linking that data to the correct golden entities,
• allowing data to be searched regardless of where it is entered
• exposing data via standard interfaces to best of breed 3rd party products
• running on a standard platform allowing complete scalability across the enterprise as the customer requires
Unisys along with Microsoft has developed a CIS platform. The most advanced ACPO compliant, Web based and entity centric application to enable true Intelligence-led policing.
Colin Penn, Delivery Director, Unisys
Target Audience: Decision Makers and Influencers from IT or Procurement Departments in the Policing sector.
13:00 - Case management in the justice sector
Would you like your officers spending more time on the beat and less in filling in paperwork? Would you like every case completed and auditable to the same standard? Would you like to reduce the cost of operations, whilst improving your efficiency?
GoPro has a long history of working with Police Forces to deliver elegant and automated case management solutions that deliver practical answer to these questions.
GoPro is one of the leading providers of e-government software and services in Europe.There are currently more than 100.000 users of our products and our solutions have been developed in close collaboration with government and policing organisations, ensuring the attainment of best results with best practices and a positive impact.
Kristjan Karlsson, Justice and National Security Lead, Go Pro
Target sudience: Decision makers and influencers of information technology and communications solutions in Policing, Justice and National Security.
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14:00 - Microsoft Keynote - Microsoft Citizen Service Platform and E-Policing
The Microsoft Citizen Service Platform is an applications framework that enables government and public service organisations to rapidly deliver modern services based on Microsoft products and Microsoft Partner applications. This framework has been the result of in-depth research into the needs of local and regional agencies with feedback from customers and subject matter experts. The Microsoft Citizen Service Platform is supported by a range of templates developed by our partners from customer best practises that make best use of technologies based upon Windows Live Services, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) and Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Concluding this session, 2E2 UK Ltd will present and demonstrate E-Policing solutions based on CRM and MOSS which they have been developing with a UK police force.
Tony Pellerin, Government Development Manager, Microsoft Corporation
Jonathan Rowley, Head of Sales, Microsoft Dynamics, 2e2 UK Ltd
Target Audience: Decision makers and influencers of information technology and communications solutions in Government, Policing, Justice and National Security.
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15:00 - Next Generation Emergency Planning and Response
JEPRS, the Joint Emergency Planning and Response System, is Infusion’s solution for a next generation in incident management. JEPRS connects all critical stakeholders, including Disaster Managers, Operations Managers and Field First Responders, providing situational awareness over a true common operating picture that is accessible anytime, anywhere. Leveraging state of the art technology, JEPRS enables easy to use, real-time communication and over-the-map collaboration for incident reporting. Flexible and easily adaptable to all phases of crisis and consequence management, JEPRS provides an operational dashboard that centralizes information in order to better sense, warn, react and recover from all forms of crisis.
Syd Millett, Director, Infusion Development UK
Target Audience: Decision makers and influencers of information technology and communications solutions in Policing, Justice and National Security.
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16:00 - New Development of a Corporate Operational Performance System
COPS is a new Corporate Operational Performance System for Norfolk Constabulary. It displays data taken from our Crime and Intelligence System which also includes Domestic and Hate incidents and our Stop Search System. The data is updated every fifteen minutes. The system has three separate sections; Dashboards, Reporting Centre and Individual Performance.
The dashboards display year to date crime figures against targets with coloured indicators to reflect the results. They also contain a series of graphs with drill down facilities. The Reporting Centre provides reports on; Crime Briefing, Crime Statistics, Performance to target and Tactical and Co-Ordination Group Reports. The Individual Performance shows Officers individual performance figures in relation to the systems above including timeliness and quality figures. Significant future development is planned.
Chief Superintendent Ray Adcock & Detective Sergeant Jo Wright, Norfolk Constabulary
Target Audience: Senior Police Managers/Performance and Inspection Roles.
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