Harnessing the power of AI to transform police information management webinar
Online
7th May 2024 to 7th May 2024
Date: Tuesday 7th May 2024 Time: 12.30pm to 1.30pm (GMT)
Register for this free webinar featuring former Police Scotland digital lead Dave Tonks and AI and Data Guild academic Piers Campbell, to discuss:
- The information management challenges faced by UK police forces.
- How AI can be leveraged to modernise the management of information, deliver improved operational insights and enhance policing outcomes.
This session brings together experts across the policing community with Capita’s digital and AI professionals to discuss information management challenges faced by Police Forces on a daily basis and why information management should become a core policing function. In particular we focus on how modern platforms and AI can be leveraged to modernise the management of information, deliver improved operational insights and enhance policing outcomes.
Our speakers:
Dave Tonks: Policing Digital Transformation Consultant, Capita (former Operational Lead for Police Scotland’s Digitally Enabled Policing Programme).
Dave discusses the legacy and disparate information management challenges faced by police forces, the changing operational expectation and how we might exploit new practices and technologies to secure better value for money.
Neil Skellam: Business Development Director – Capita Intelligent Communications
Neil provides a high level overview of the technology available to solve policing information management challenges, particularly in handling data which isn’t stored in core records systems, with examples of how this is already providing results across the public sector.
Piers Campbell: Data and AI Guild Lead, Capita
Piers delves into the role of AI and how it can work side by side with police forces to make policing data work harder, more efficiently to boost productivity and improve operational insight.
This session will be very much a two way conversation and we welcome you to share your thoughts and experiences and to ask any questions.
To join us on this FREE and informative webinar 12.30pm to 1.30pm (GMT) on Tuesday 7th May 2024, please register to attend below.
Once registered, you will receive an email confirmation with details and a link to join the webinar.