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EENA Tech Position Paper December 2019
02nd Dec 2019
EENA Paper calling for stronger collaboration by tech companies with emergency services before launching new tech.
MAIT - Update and Deployment Plan - Tony Bracey
19th Nov 2019
Delivered by Tony Bracey, Joint Emergency Services Group (JESG) Wales
Cradlepoint in-vehicle LTE router solution wins ESN authorisation at the critical bearer level - Peter Warren
19th Nov 2019
Delivered by Peter Warren, Head of Public Safety, Cradlepoint EMEA
A collaborative approach in developing innovative solutions for the Public Safety Community - Martin Trainor
19th Nov 2019
Martin Trainor, Researcher, Dublin City University
Emergency Services Network – How will we know that it works? An overview of Operational Evaluation
19th Nov 2019
Delivered by Dr Stuart Lander, ESN Operational Evaluation Lead, Supt Ieuan Matthews, ESN Regional Co-ordination Manager: Wales & Julie Grosert, NFCC Business Change and Assurance Manager
NG999 - Next Steps - Ch Supt David Jackson
19th Nov 2019
Delivered by Ch Supt David Jackson, Metropolitan Police
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