This video provides an overview of the achievements and future goals of Tech UK’s Justice and Emergency Services Management Committee. We look back at the key achievements of 2024 and what 2025 has in store.
Key themes include the focus on artificial intelligence, procurement strategies, and digital skills development, highlighting collaborations with various stakeholders and the importance of innovation in public safety. The discussion emphasizes the committee’s commitment to improving outcomes for justice and emergency services through strategic initiatives and stakeholder engagement.
We hear from
- Charlotte Hails Chair JES Committee
- Dan Boyd Vice-chair
- John Cheal Leader digital skills sub-group
- Adrian Leer Leader procurement sub-group
- James West Leader AI sub-group
- Allan Fairley Vice-chair
Takeaways
- The committee aims to be supplier agnostic and inclusive.
- Key strategic areas include AI, procurement, and digital skills.
- Collaboration with stakeholders is crucial for progress.
- AI presents opportunities for efficiency and productivity in policing.
- Understanding ethics in AI usage is essential.
- Engagement with the buying community is a priority for procurement.
- Demystifying procurement frameworks is necessary for suppliers.
- Encouraging SME participation in the justice sector is vital.
- Digital skills development is key for modernization in justice services.
- Future goals include enhancing stakeholder relationships and strategic initiatives.
Sound Bites
- “There’s no monopoly on good ideas.”
- “We want to focus on how to make access to skills easier.”
- “We’ve had a really positive first 12 months in our tenure.”
Chapters
00:00 – Introduction to the Justice and Emergency Services Management Committee
02:41 – Highlights of 2024 and Future Outlook
03:10 – AI in Justice and Emergency Services
04:16 – Procurement Strategies and Objectives
11:39 – Digital Skills Initiatives and Future Plans
17:00 – Looking Ahead: Key Focus Areas for 2025