A series of six one-hour seminars running in the morning and afternoon of the event will allow delegates to understand complex areas of specific interest. The sessions will then open up into an interactive discussion on the key issues raised, giving you the chance to contribute to the debate as well as be updated on hot topics of the day. Confirmed seminar areas that will be covered are as follows:
What would it mean to you to be able to obtain the information you need, quickly, and with little effort? What if you could do this, whilst making significant savings on your operating costs?
Come and have a conversation with Cable&Wireless Worldwide about how we can help you to meet the budget challenge.
You'll be surprised at the solutions we have to offer.
Speakers:
Phil Gibson
Director, Public Sector Strategic Business Unit, Cable and Wireless Worldwide
Andy Tidd
Director of Business Development - Justice, Cable and Wireless Worldwide
Maintaining the security and integrity of the criminal justice system is challenging enough in a steady-state environment. However, as the digital revolution unfolds, the system is becoming exposed to a new generation of ‘cyber threats’. Sensitive electronic data – from the personal details of trial participants through to the details of sensitive court cases – can be compromised and exploited. New on-line processes – from fees, fines and disbursement through to electronic voting – can be abused, influenced or defrauded. Wireless networks and mobile communication devices give organised criminals – sometimes from within our prisons – the capability to commit these acts with unprecedented scale and reach. This presentation will examine the new risks, how we can contain them and the implications of doing so.
Speaker:
James Chappell, 'Head of Enterprise Security Services, Detica Detica
The growing amounts of digital data and evidence require modernising justice to adapt to the internet economy and the digitally literate citizens and criminals that come with it. All Crime is becoming eCrime. Dell will outline its approach to support police and justice address the complexities of the exponentially expanding digital crime scene and the digital chain of custody that goes with it.
Speaker:
Ben Chapman
Government Marketing Manager, Dell Public, EMEA
In this working session you will hear how Vodafone are working in partnership with organisations to bring technological expertise to the front line - helping to deliver service transformation. From mobile email to mobile applications - how can Vodafone help you reduce your costs and raise your productivity whilst maintaining the highest levels of security.
Speakers:
Alec Howard
Head of Public Sector Marketing
Mike Harper
Public Sector Manager, Vodafone
Gwent Police have been using QlikView for over two years to provide management information across the force. The force use QlikView in two areas; Force Performance and Human Resources.
The use of QlikView has enabled Gwent Police to assess the performance of police officers and staff at all levels of the organization in detail, which with previous systems in place within the Force has not been possible. In addition, QlikView has enabled the force to more clearly identify the availability of appropriately trained staff and highlight where there are shortages.
Gwent Police can create a variety of dashboards that present force performance information from a number of dimensions. The solution was deployed in a matter of weeks and the in-house team support QlikView and can deliver new dashboards in minutes.
Gwent Police will be demonstrating the value to the force of having all of this information available in QlikView.
Speaker:
Paul Evans, Data Analyst, Gwent Police
All organisations understand the need to embrace IT to increase productivity and to drive down costs. However not all organisations understand that security is the enabler of this process and should not be viewed as the reason not to make the changes that are necessary.
Using Cisco as an example this session will discuss how security enables the business and how one of the big challenges is how much risk to accept. Risk needs to be managed and not avoided, and this session will discuss how one organisation, albeit in a different sector, approaches the problem.
Speaker:
Paul King, Senior Security Advisor, Cisco
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