techUK is hosting a virtual briefing with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) bringing together their Justice Digital leadership team with the tech industry.
The session will explore how to shape solutions to the biggest challenges that MoJ face in delivering its strategic outcomes over the next 5 years and beyond:
- Protecting the public from serious offenders and improving the safety and security of our prisons;
- Reducing reoffending
- Strengthening the justice system and delivering swift access to justice
Speakers include:
- Mark Robinson, Director of Technology, Ministry of Justice
- Kamal Bal, Digital Director, Ministry of Justice
- Adam Boyse, Interim Chief Technology Officer, Ministry of Justice
- Kate Shiner, Chief Operating Officer, Justice Digital, Ministry of Justice
- Jennifer Chard, Commercial Director, MoJ Functions, Ministry of Justice
We will also have a recorded message on the day from Gina Gill, Chief Digital and Information Officer, Ministry of Justice.
Agenda:
10:00 - Welcome, Introductions and Housekeeping (Georgie): 5 mins
10:05 - Recorded message (Gina):10 mins
10:15 - Commercial messages (Jennifer): 10 mins
10:25 - In conversation with Justice Digital Leadership Team (part 1): 40 mins
Mark Robinson, Director: Technology Services
Kamal Bal, Director: Digital
11.05 - Break: 15 mins
11:20 - In conversation with Justice Digital Leadership Team (part 2): 40 mins
Kate Shiner, Chief Operating Officer
Adam Boyse, Chief Technology Officer
12:00 - Overview of the known Pipeline of opportunities, MoJ Commercial Strategy inc use of Frameworks (Janet Rogers):15 mins
12:15 - Break (for Q&A panel to assemble):5 mins
12:20 - Q & A: 30 mins
12:50 - Next Steps and Thanks:10 mins
13:00 - End
The public sector is under more pressure and scrutiny today than ever before with transparency, efficiency and cost savings vital. There is an ever increasing need to leverage technology for what it can do for individuals across the CJS from improving capability to driving security and safety for its staff and users.
The MoJ released its Digital Strategy 2025 in April 2022, setting out the ambition to change the user experience of justice by providing simpler, faster and better services for everyone - and every area of the MoJ has already been transformed by the rapidly changing technology landscape. Delivering the changes planned will strengthen the wider justice system but there is need to look beyond the immediate future and explore emerging technologies and their potential to deliver future solutions
Join us for this virtual briefing with the Justice Digital Leadership Team to discuss:
- The MoJ’s strategic objectives & priorities and how suppliers can help shape the solutions to its biggest challenges.
- Commercial strategy & procurement approach. When does MoJ use frameworks and dynamic purchasing systems – and why ?
- Delivering social value. This is essential in partnering with the public sector and service transformation. Central Government agreements already in include approximately 10% weighting towards social value within their evaluation criteria.
What are the MoJ looking for in terms of social value and, how are they monitoring what suppliers have committed to? How are the MoJ progressing social value?
This session will include a briefing from the MoJ followed by a discussion/ Q&A so please come prepared to get involved in the conversation.
Any questions, please reach out to the team using the details below.
Cinzia Miatto
Cinzia joined techUK in August 2023 as the Justice and Emergency Services (JES) Programme Manager.
