Plenary session commences 10:00-11:10
Chair: Lynne Magennis, Director, Innopsis
Dan Parry, Migration Lead for HSCN and Anna Hawksley, Networks and Connectivity Programme Manager, NHS Digital – HSCN: Where we are now and what comes next?
Andrew Bramley, Head of inlife Telecoms, Crown Commercial Service – The end of Public Services Network/PSN? and A high level update of the future networks for government programme and where the public sector is with moving off of the PSN.
James George, BDUK Head of Commercial, Public Sector Hubs, DCMS (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport) – James will be speaking around Rural Gigabit Connectivity – looking at funding for public sector buildings in rural areas
David Goff, Head of Enterprise Networks UKI, Cisco – Maintaning a digital experience in a disaggregated world
The day will continue with a series of case study based presentations/seminars on subjects including but not limited to:
How to keep pace with rapidly evolving demands on Public Sector Networks
Addressing the impact of COVID on public sectors’ telecommunication contracts
Rise of the Machines: The importance of automation in security – Learn the anatomies of AI-driven attacks, the challenges in responding to them, and the best places in the network to thwart them. We’ve automated threat prevention. What does it take to automate threat response?
The Age of Ageing – An analysis of the changes in UK society and how they will impact technology in the public sector
Cloud solutions to deliver digital transformation goals – Three models for deploying cloud solutions: Secure, Shared and Agile. A case study led presentation aimed at demystifying different cloud deployment options to help central and local government, health and emergency services organisations deliver their digital transformation objectives.
The transformative impact of staff roaming: Case studies from KPSN exploring how roaming connectivity is being used across Kent’s public sector – enabling organisational resilience and remote working, the integration of health and social care, the development of government hubs, and cross-sector collaboration.
Extracting real business value from your public sector network investment – The investment public sector organisations make in connectivity services are for considerable contract terms. All too often the delivery of the “new” network is seen as an end in itself, when really it should be the start of a journey and evolution where the network is an enabler for delivering the organisation’s wider digital aspirations. Hear examples of how working in partnership with your suppliers to to incorporate new technologies, new government approaches and new ways of working can lead to tangible business benefits.
Please note agenda, speakers and times may be subject to change