
67. Show special - Tech solutions
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About this listen
In the run up to The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show, we bring you a four part mini-series focusing on what you will find when you visit the NEC on 17 and 18 September.
Be sure to register for your free pass to the show using this link today.
In this second episode Catherine Levin checks out the technology solutions in The Emergency Tech Show. She starts off by chatting with host, Rich Preston to look at the great content on the Emergency Tech Leaders' Stage and finds him working out in Washington DC for the BBC but keen to return to the NEC for his third appearance.
The mornings are dedicated to police technology and on the pod, Catherine chats with Tony Blaker who is from the National Police Chiefs' Council. They talk about the challenges facing policing and look at solving 'wicked problems.'
On the supplier side, we hear from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Windracers.
It's a great round up of what's in store at the show. Look out for next week's episode where Caitlin gets into the detail about this year's new stage called Protecting the Protectors.
This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety
The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.
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