On 3 March, we will bring together tech experts, policy makers, academics and thought leaders at techUK’s flagship International Policy & Trade Conference
This online workshop will explore the development of a shared technology vision for local government, focusing on a new common capability model designed to support better decision making and interoperability. Delivered with GDS Local, the session will examine whether the current alpha model is practical, usable and feasible for councils.
This session will examine the government’s new policing reform white paper, exploring proposed changes to structures, governance and the role of data and technology. It will provide an opportunity for techUK members to discuss the implications for policing, suppliers and national coordination, and to help inform techUK’s response.
This roundtable will explore how digital identity can support fraud prevention, regulatory compliance and customer experience across financial services. Bringing together policymakers, regulators and industry, the session will examine barriers to adoption and identify practical steps to align policy, regulation and implementation.
This in-person Digital Care Process Mapping Workshop will bring together care providers and industry to examine how digital processes operate in practice across social care settings. Through provider-led mapping and structured roundtables, the session will identify current challenges and highlight areas where digital processes could be improved.
Join Digital Catapult to explore the future of connectivity at an event that brings together industry stakeholders, innovators, and government partners, to demonstrate the next generation of open and intelligent networks.
Join Digital Catapult for a day exploring the real-world potential of quantum sensing. Learn about the rapidly advancing field of quantum sensing and its applications across the sector
Local government reorganisation (LGR) is changing the landscape of local government. LGR has a geographical impact but also a once in a generation opportunity to reimagine how services are delivered.
The Home Office Biometrics programme is preparing to procure biometric matching software for facial recognition via the Crown Commercial Service Technology Products and Associated Services 2 framework. A market engagement event on 25 February will provide further detail on requirements and the planned procurement approach.
Join us on 16 March for techUK’s annual Policy Conference, bringing together senior leaders from government, regulators, industry and academia to discuss the key issues shaping UK tech.