Location Intelligence
Friday 09 July
Delivering the potential of spatial data
Everything happens somewhere, from delivery of public services to the everyday lives of our citizens. And the public sector's rich and accurate location data is a key historical asset that provides the golden thread with which to link data on people and services to enlighten planning and delivery, to pinpoint need and to empower public health teams.
From crime and fraud prevention to improving patient care and protecting the vulnerable the power of data and location intelligence can deliver truly transformational benefits.
Join us for UKA Live on 9th July when our expert panel will explore the power of location intelligence. On the panel:
- Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Martin Dowler, Knowledge Manager
- GeoPlace - Richard Duffield, Head of Customer Insights
- Ultranyx - Ian Drury, Director
- Walsall Council - Tracy Lister, Strategic Geospatial Development and Support Manager
This one hour live webcast is free to attend for the public sector.
Who should attend?
All those involved in harnessing digital, data and technology in the response to COVID-19 and beyond for their organisation, including, but not limited to: Local Authority / NHS / Police / Fire / Housing Chief Information Officers and seniors, Chief Digital Officers, Heads of IT, Heads of and Leads for Finance and line of business departments, Members, Heads / Leaders in Digital and Data, Heads of Customer Services, Transformation or Change
Registration
This event is designed specifically for the UK public sector - please register using your public sector email. Please note that registrations from personal email addresses may be rejected.
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