Insights

NEC Software Solutions UK secures another eight years providing tech for the core policing platform “Athena”

NEC Software Solutions UK has today announced that its current contract to provide its Connect core policing platform for the Athena programme, has been extended until 2029.  

NEC Software Solutions UK announces intent to acquire Capita Secure Solutions and Services to expand its emergency services offering

An Interview with Richard Shaw – Business Development Manager for Rail Services at NEC Software Solutions

Join us in conversation with Richard, where we explore his 20+ years in the rail sector, as well as the future of industries technology and safety.

Technology and the Prison System

As HMPPS publishes its Digital, Data and Technology Strategy for 2021-2022, we take a look at their long-term vision to bring services into the internet era.

Ministry of Justice renews commitment to NEC technology supporting offender rehabilitation

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has committed to continuing to deploy software that transforms the management of critical rehabilitation programmes for thousands of offenders.

How technology can help improve engagement within the criminal justice system

In September 2016, HM Courts & Tribunal Services announced it’s six-year reform programme to modernise the administration of justice. Find the progress made so far as well as products available to help the criminal justice system.

NEC Software Solutions brings new brand and pioneering technologies to Emergency Services Show

NEC Software Solutions is bringing its newly-launched brand and sector-leading technology to the UK’s premier event for the emergency services community.

Will the demand in rail travel this year increase pressure on the control room?

This has been one of the most difficult years for rail travel in the last 20, but as the industry looks to get back on track how will their control rooms take the increase pressure. 

Should we be encouraging tracking and always knowing where you are?

Technological advances over the last decade has seen tracking technology become a huge part of our day-to-day lives, and can be an important tool for our emergency services.

The changing face of learning for police forces

Social and technological change will have a major impact on the police workforce over the next 20 years. As new technologies develop and converge, many of the demands on policing will become increasingly novel and complex, necessitating a more adaptive workforce with a more diverse set of skills and knowledge.

Key findings from the NHS Patient Flow Conference

With increasing pressure on emergency services, and as technology and the needs of the public change, the UEC system must also change to ensure a service fit for the future. Improvement initiatives are being implemented across the NHS to reduce pressure and simplify urgent and emergency services, resulting in better outcomes of care and experience for staff and patients.

NEC Emergency Services Network Update

The Home Office is leading a cross-government programme to deliver the new Emergency Services Network (ESN) critical communications system. This will replace the current Airwave service used by the emergency services in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) and transform how they operate.