Help shape the future of public safety at Mission Critical Technologies 2019
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There is an accelerated rate of change in today’s world and public safety agencies are embracing this to meet current challenges. With increased citizen and workforce expectations, evolving and emerging threats as well as budgetary constraints, digital is the key component of the future public safety workforce.
To realise the potential, first-responder organisations must be agile and leverage the benefit of partners.
Mission Critical Technologies will therefore be returning to TechXLR8 on the 12th and 13th June 2019.
1000+
Attendees
50+
Industry Innovators
50+
Expert Speakers
Partnering with industry heavy-weights including:
76%
of police professionals predict that digital skills will be more in demand over the next three to five years
Up to 47%
of first-responder jobs will be automated within the next 10–20 years
56%
of police professionals expect greater sharing of resources and skills between agencies in future
8 in 10
citizens have the same or higher expectations of digital services from the public sector
"Every speaker provided expert insight on relevant areas, to sizeable and informed audiences. Overall, the Mission Critical Technologies show exceeded my already high expectations and I'm already looking forward to what I am sure will be an even more successful show next year."
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Bernard Rix, CEO, Policing Insight
Marketing Opportunities:
Gaj Jeevanandan,
Campaign Marketer,
Informa Tech
E: gaj.jeevanandan@informa.com
T: +44 (0) 20 701 76583
Speaking Opportunities:
Christopher Lycett,
Senior Conference Producer,
Informa Tech
E: Christopher.Lycett@knect365.com
T: +44 (0) 20 701 75304
Exhibition & Sponsorship Opportunities:
James Tappenden,
Business Development Manager,
Informa Tech
E: james.tappenden@knect365.com
T: +44 (0) 20 3377 3022
VIP Opportunities:
Alex Radford,
VIP and Community Relations Manager,
Informa Tech
E: alex.radford@knect365.com
T: +44 (0) 701 74764