Nominations are now OPEN to join techUK’s Interoperability in Policing Working Group (IPWG) - 2022-2023
About the IPWG
Lack of interoperability of tech solutions, systems and tools is a recognised challenge in the policing sector, and indeed more widely across the ecosystem. The IPWG is a member-led group acting as a central platform for driving forward interoperability and aims to change commercial behaviour and mindset with regards to challenges surrounding interoperability.
As a key component of the Digital Policing Strategy, interoperability, together with parallel initiatives, national technology standards and Police data quality, can enable more effective data sharing and deliver more efficient business processes, leading to better Policing and Criminal Justice outcomes.
The existing group has made significant progress in these areas, including building relationships with key senior stakeholders across the Home Office, National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPSS), Police Digital Service (PDS) and with forces. The newly elected group will continue to build on this work and also explore new and emerging opportunities.
Details of nominations and election
If you would like to be considered for the working group, please complete this nomination form -
IPWG nomination form 2022
There are 18 spaces on the working group, with one Chair and one Vice Chair position available for nomination and election.
7 spaces are reserved for Small to Medium Sized Enterprise (SME) representatives.
The new tenure for the working will start in September 2022 and will finish in September 2023.
You can view the terms of reference here -
TechUK Interoperability for Policing Terms of Reference
In order to nominate yourself or a colleague for techUK’s Interoperability in Policing Working Group please complete the above nomination form and return it to [email protected] by midday on Friday 16 September 2022.
Please note the new deadline for nomination submissions is now 23/09/2022 17:00.
Georgie Morgan
Georgie Morgan
Georgie joined techUK as the Justice and Emergency Services (JES) Programme Manager in March 2020, progressing to Head of Programme in January 2022. Her portfolio then expanded in January 2024 where she now leads our work across fraud and economic crime.
In her current role, Georgie leads techUK’s engagement and initiatives across the blue light and criminal justice sectors. She works closely with industry and stakeholders to drive innovation, address challenges, and anticipate future needs, while showcasing the critical role technology plays in delivering essential public safety and justice services. Through the JES programme, she provides a platform for suppliers, helping them navigate and establish themselves in the blue light and criminal justice markets.
Before joining techUK, Georgie spent four and a half years managing a Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) in Westminster. Collaborating with the Metropolitan Police and local councils, she focused on mitigating the impact of crime on the business community. Her efforts spanned addressing low-level street crime and anti-social behavior to managing critical incidents and violent crime.
- Email:
- [email protected]
- LinkedIn:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgie-henley/
