Webinars are back !
The ever popular Wednesday Webinars will return at midday on Wednesday 14th September 2022, and to make it easier to find the details we have launch a brand new ‘events’ page on the Police Digital Service website.
The live webinars are limited to just 30 minutes, and are open to everyone involved in policing and transforming the police technology sector. One important part of the success is the involvement and contributions of practitioners in forces and our partners who openly share their learning and advice to help others.
Webinars return in
Of course we recognise that midday on a Wednesday is the best time for everyone so all events are recorded and made available on demand on our dedicated YouTube channel and this website.
We encourage colleagues to share the links of webinars with colleagues, which helps raise the awareness of the work across UK policing to deliver the five ambitions of the National Police Digital Strategy.
The next three webinars are listed below:
Wednesday Webinar: Interoperability Handbook Launch
Join the Police Digital Service and TechUK as our partnership delivers a new Policing Technology Interoperability handbook. What is it? The Interoperability Handbook provides guidance and practical support to help policing and industry adopt more consistent approaches to interoperability. Why does it matter? Improved interoperability helps forces and suppliers work together more effectively, reducing complexity […]
Wednesday Webinar: Test and Learn Showcase with OPSCA
Join this Wednesday Webinar when we are joined by colleague from the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Advisor to showcase examples of the test and learn round 3 projects. See what situations were tackled and learn about the challenges and successes.
Meet PDS @ The Global OSINT Conference
The Police Digital Service is working to support the UK OSINT COMMUNITY with this key event aimed at supporting law enforcement in protecting our communities by fostering ethical standards, enhancing collaboration, and building expertise in UK OSINT. This first UK Conference is bringing together 300+ professionals across policing, defence and intelligence, to learn from domestic […]
