Saving Lives through Collaboration, Interoperability and Innovation
In its 5th year, the Blue Light Innovation Summit is the must-attend one day event which will bring together 400+ representatives from across the fire, police, ambulance emergency respondents, central and local government, and the tech community.
This year the conference will review the best practices for driving transformation through making best use of emerging technologies, joining up infrastructure and collaborating effectively to improve service delivery to local communities and ultimately save more lives.
Due to the latest updates on the Police and Crime Bill 2017, this event will provide insights into the regulatory requirements and the most successful collaboration initiatives to date.
This was my first conference of this nature and I found it extremely useful. I would recommend Blue Light Innovation any police leader, or anyone else involved in police change.
Derbyshire Police
Detective Constable
Well organised and conducted with appropriate and relevant speakers. Delivered in clean comfortable surroundings at a very convenient venue. Well planned seminar sessions with useful Networking opportunities.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service
Systems Development Manager
I am very pleased to have attended this conference, it was great to see so many emergency service managers wanting to work more closely together to improve the service delivery to the communities we serve.
London Fire Brigade
Deputy Assistant Commissioner
A conference that delivers clear insight into methods that lead to improvement whilst allowing sufficient time to network and share ideas.
Group Manager - Head of Service Response
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service
A thought provoking and innovative day that highlighted what could be done with the right people and mind set.
MOPAC
Head of Operational Audit and Assurance
The conference was topical and interesting at an excellent venue with a good balance between formal presentations and workshop events. Some of the examples of joint working were thought provoking demonstrating the benefits of a "why not" attitude to collaboration.
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside
Deputy Chief Executive and Treasurer
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