CACP Information and Technology Summit
Thriving in Disruption:
Adapting – Innovating – Modernizing
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**Please note summit sessions will only be offered in English**
Summit Objectives
- Discover who the NG9-1-1 leaders are at this time, and learn their tips for success
- Enhance your cyber security awareness by hearing about real-world attacks and best practices to prevent them
- Visualize the future of key processes like court disclosure and electronic notetaking and learn steps to minimize the effort involved for your organization
- Be informed of first responder issues in the specialized Public Safety Interoperability stream including public alerting and how PSBN will impact your mobile capabilities
- Participate in an effort to create a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) tool to eliminate unnecessary PIAs
- Understand Cloud technologies (national policy update), mobile technologies to connect officers, technologies to enhance officer wellness and health, and cautions in using emerging technologies
- Enhance your information management direction by learning about the importance of race-based data collection and its impact on your organization
- Acquire toolkits and takeaways to help you on your journey to success
- See how organizations are using a Change Management Office to better manage the myriad of demands and impacts on our organizations
Target Audience
The CACP Information and Technology Summit will focus on a broad agenda of police information and technology issues, as well as a full stream of subjects related to the tri-services and interoperability, in lieu of a CITIG conference.
Public safety leaders, practitioners & I.T. leadership from:
- Police
- Other first responder community members
- Public Safety Answering Points
- Justice
- Law enforcement agencies
- Government agencies (federal, provincial, territorial, municipal)
- Academic and research institutions
- Industry