Digital Transformation: For Policing & Criminal Justice

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Agenda

Wellington, 11 June 2024

All times in NZST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Keynote

The Future of Policing: Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management in Law Enforcement

Steve Watts, Former Chief Strategic Advisor and Investigator at Law Enforcement Conduct Commission, European Union, Abu Dhabi Police and Hampshire Constabulary

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents. 
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence. 
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence. 
  • Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between law enforcement agencies, technology providers, retailers and private CCTV owners to address collection of evidence quickly and efficiently to solve crimes. 

11:10 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration. 

11:55 am

Case Study

Revolutionising Policing Operations

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:25 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:30 pm

Lunch & Networking

Sydney, 13 June 2024

All times in AEST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Government Keynote

The Future of Policing: Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management in Law Enforcement

Tahli Blicblau, Director of Strategic Intelligence & Capabilities, NSW Crime Commission

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents. 
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence. 
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence. 
  • Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between law enforcement agencies, technology providers, retailers and private CCTV owners to address collection of evidence quickly and efficiently to solve crimes. 

11:10 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration. 

11:55 am

Case Study

Revolutionising Policing Operations

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:25 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:30 pm

Lunch & Networking

Hobart, 14 June 2024

All times in AEST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Government Keynote

The Future of Policing: Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management in Law Enforcement

Richard Wood, Team Leader, Principal Investigator, Environment Protection Authority SA

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents. 
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence. 
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence. 
  • Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between law enforcement agencies, technology providers, retailers and private CCTV owners to address collection of evidence quickly and efficiently to solve crimes. 

11:10 am

Fireside Chat

Empowering Collaboration and Innovation: Digital Tools and Evidence Management in Environmental Investigations

Wes Ford, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Environment Protection Authority & Jonathan Higgins, Deputy Commissioner, Tasmania Police

  • Exploring the use of digital tools such as drones and 3D mapping technology in the recovery and documentation of digital evidence related to environmental incidents 
  • Highlighting collaborative frameworks established between EPA Tasmania and Tasmanian Police for digital evidence management and sharing 
  • Sharing insights into the regulatory response framework and investigative processes employed by EPA and Tasmanian Police to ensure compliance and accountability 
  • Discussing strategies for effective digital information management, assessment, and recovery, including data preservation, analysis, and presentation in legal proceedings 

11:25 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration.

12:10 pm

Case Study

Revolutionising Policing Operations

Presented by NICE

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:40 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:45 pm

Lunch & Networking

Adelaide, 18 June 2024

All times in ACST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Government Keynote

Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management

Richard Wood, Team Leader Principal Investigator, Environment Protection Authority SA

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents.
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence.
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence.

11:10 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration. 

11:55 am

Case Study

Revolutionising Policing Operations

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:25 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:30 pm

Lunch & Networking

Melbourne, 19 June 2024

All times in AEST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Government Keynote

The Future of Policing: Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management in Law Enforcement

Glenn Weir, Assistant Commissioner, Victoria Police

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents. 
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence. 
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence. 
  • Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between law enforcement agencies, technology providers, retailers and private CCTV owners to address collection of evidence quickly and efficiently to solve crimes. 

11:10 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration. 

11:55 am

Case Study

Revolutionizing Policing Operations

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:25 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:30 pm

Lunch & Networking

Brisbane, 20 June 2024

All times in AEST

10:00 am

Registration and Networking Tea & Coffee

10:30 am

Opening from Public Sector Network

10:40 am

Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

10:55 am

Government Keynote

The Future of Policing: Exploring Challenges in Digital Evidence Management in Law Enforcement

Bruce Mcnab, Superintendent, Queensland Police Services

  • Address the complexities of managing rapidly increasing volumes of digital evidence and discuss the challenges it presents. 
  • Explore the challenges associated with collecting siloed evidence, analysing, storing, and sharing of digital evidence. 
  • Examine the significance of interoperability and compatibility in handling diverse types of digital evidence. 
  • Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between law enforcement agencies, technology providers, retailers and private CCTV owners to address collection of evidence quickly and efficiently to solve crimes. 

11:10 am

Keynote

Breaking Down Silos: How to transform digital evidence management for Public Safety and Justice agencies

Presented by NICE

  • Breaking Down Silos: How to save time, money whilst improving processes and outcomes for victims 
  • Digitally transform to streamline the acquisition of evidence 
  • Solving the Data Problem that’s makes policing and justice inefficient 
  • Solving the digital evidence silo problem 
  • Why to digitally transform to eliminate manual tasks 
  • Understand how DEMS consolidates diverse sources into a single pane of the truth, streamlining processes and enhancing investigative capabilities 
  • Solving the collection, analysis and sharing of digital evidence securely and effectively to solve crimes faster 
  • Promote online citizen engagement to enhance community participation and collaboration. 

11:55 am

Case Study

Revolutionising Policing Operations

  • Delve into the transformation of digital evidence collection, management, disclosure, and sharing, signifying a crucial advancement towards efficiency and innovation in policing operations. 
  • Explore the integration of established systems like NicheRMS, streamlining case creation and enabling prompt access to digital evidence, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. 
  • Reinforcing collaboration among law enforcement agencies and other departments, focusing on streamlined processes for requesting online evidence to ensure accuracy and effectiveness in investigations. 
  • Building a strong foundation for managing digital evidence, laying the groundwork for future advancements and operational excellence in policing operations. 

12:25 pm

Closing Remarks Conference Chair

12:30 pm

Lunch & Networking

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