Why attend
Featuring specialist expertise, cases of best practice and a focus on networking, at Modernising Justice through IT 2010, delegates will:
- Network with the most high-level stakeholders involved in the harnessing the use of innovative technology and IT systems across in the CJS from across the public, private and third sectors
- Hear from leading policy makers on how we can improve the efficiency and joined-up nature of the CJS
- Keep abreast of the latest central and local policy initiatives
- Gain valuable cross-government and cross-industry insight
- Engage with a range of suppliers, conveying to them directly what you need
GREAT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES (High level speakers available to you; panel discussions, question and answer, extended lunch and coffee breaks. The conference promises a unique mix of high quality seminars as well as an energised plenary. Over 2 hours of networking are scheduled into the programme to encourage attendees to network in a convivial environment)
DYNAMIC BREAKOUT SESSIONS (A series of six one-hour seminars will allow delegates to understand complex areas of specific interest).
CROSS-GOVERNMENT AND CROSS SECTOR INSIGHTS (This conference is attended by a wide range of delegates from across the policing and criminal justice systems, in addition to central, regional and local government and the voluntary sector)
CPD CERTIFIED (This means that attendance at any of our events can contribute to your Continuing Personal and Professional Development and help you meet your own targets. All attendees will be provided with access to a downloadable event CPD certificate post-conference)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Heads of Data Assurance
- Information Compliance Leaders
- Information Risk Owners
- Information Assurance Directors
- CTO's
- CIO's
- Head of Information Assurance
- Heads of Information Security
- Directors of Information Governance
- IT Security Directors
- Information Commissioner
- Heads of Information Management
- Chief Executives
- Directors
- Heads of CJUs
- Heads/Directors of IT
- Heads of IT Infrastructure
- Heads of Networks
- Heads of Emergency Planning
- Heads of Business Continuity
- Heads of Disaster Recovery
- Heads of Risk & Compliance
- Continuity Planning Managers
- Directors of Civil Contingencies
- Information Security Directors/Managers
- Senior Government Risk Advisors
- e-Government Experts
- Heads of Criminal Justice
- Data Protection Managers
- Data Security Managers
- Project Directors / Managers
- Finance Directors / Managers
- Criminal Justice Managers
- Heads of Procurement
- Heads of Operations
- Chief Constables / Assistant Chief Constables
- Senior Police Officers and Staff
- Police Authority Members
- Prison Governors
- Chief Probation Officers
- Chief Crown Prosecutors
- Heads of Anti-Social Behaviour Teams
FROM THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS :
- All UK Police Forces
- British Transport Police
- Crown Prosecution Service
- Department of Home Affairs
- Criminal Justice Boards
- Youth Offending Teams
- FCOs
- HM Prison Services
- HMICA
- Legal Services Commission
- Ministry of Justice
- National Probation Service
- NPIA
- NOMS
- OCJR
- Prison & Probation Ombudsman
- Serious Organised Crime Agency
- Cabinet Office
- MoD
- Home Office
- CESG
- Identity and Passport Office
- UK Border Agency
- Scottish Government
- Youth Justice Agencies
