This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Justice and Emergency Services chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.
This in-person Public Sector SME Partnering and Networking event will bring together technology companies of all sizes to explore collaboration, supply chain opportunities and routes into the public sector market. The session will include SME pitches, market insight and discussion on how partnerships between SMEs and larger organisations can strengthen public sector delivery.
Join us on Wednesday, 22 April for techUK’s Tech Nature Summit 2026, bringing together tech firms, wider industry, civil society and policymakers to discuss important aspects of the interrelation between nature and technology.
As part of the UK Government’s Mobile Market Review (MMR), DSIT is examining a range of issues affecting the future of the mobile ecosystem, including the regulatory framework governing the open internet.
This webinar will explore how local government reorganisation is reshaping council structures, procurement models and buying power across England. Featuring insight from Local Government Association and industry experts, the session will examine what these changes mean for suppliers, contracts and future market opportunities.
Join Landmark Information Group and Ordnance Survey for a webinar exploring the National Geographic Database (NGD) and how it is reshaping the way utility providers plan, operate and futureproof their networks.
This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Defence chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.
Home Office Digital intend to go to market in 2026 for the Digital First Implementation Partner contract which will support the 3 strategic objectives of the Digital First programme.
In this session, Tussell will share new open data insights into procurement trends across the blue light and justice sectors. The briefing will explore contract activity, supplier dynamics, SME participation and upcoming technology opportunities across policing, fire and justice markets.