Insights

Over the next three days (24-26 June) we will publishing insights from techUK members, policymakers and technical experts within the industry, serving as an opportunity to share their experiences and expertise to showcase the impact of digitalization within the Criminal Justice Sector.

How can innovation drive change in the justice system? Hear from techUK members, policymakers, and technical experts within the Criminal Justice System (CJS) sharing their experiences and showcasing their expertise in how innovation can drive positive change in transforming justice services in the UK.

A guest blog submitted by Tom Gash, Arindam Guha and Claire Gibson from Deloitte's Center for Governments Insights for #DigitalJusticeWeek2022

A guest blog submitted by Philip Hutchinson and Alexander Kenny, Senior Consultants at Capgemini for #DigitalJusticeWeek2022

How can we tackle digital exclusion, levelling up, and the environment? Hosted by Virgin Media O2 Business’s Justice and Policing Lead and techUK JESMC member, Charlotte Hails.

A guest blog submitted by Lily Robinson, Manager, Global Public Safety Practice at Accenture for #DigitalJusticeWeek2022

A guest blog submitted by Karen von Monsjou, Hokkie Blogg, Sjoerd Van der Smissen and Tom Gash from Deloitte Center for Government Insights

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful technology that has introduced a solid value to various sectors, from healthcare to finance. Its potential to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and decision-making processes has made it an inalienable tool. The criminal justice system is no exception, with AI being actively integrated to aid in various judicial processes... Guest blog by Iryna Mahalias, PLANEKS.

In an age of rapid technological advancements, the criminal justice sector stands at a pivotal crossroads. Legacy systems, once the backbone of justice operations, now have significant challenges in terms of efficiency, security, and integration. As digitalization reshapes industries, it becomes imperative for the criminal justice system to not only keep pace but also to harness these technological innovations. Let's explore the crucial role of the tech industry in helping the criminal justice sector navigate and modernize its outdated systems... Guest blog by Pamela Sengupta, VE3.

The Criminal Justice System (CJS) is in fact a series of systems. Each individual agency operates using independent siloed datasets, and most of the time these must be manually pieced together to establish an end-to-end view of system-wide performance... Guest blog by Lily Robinson, Accenture.