ETS 2025 Content

Join CPS, Microsoft’s No.1 UK Copilot Partner, to explore how policing and blue-light organisations can move beyond assistant-based tools into an era of autonomous, outcome-driven AI Agents. In just 20 minutes, we’ll show you how agent-led operations can reduce admin overload, free up frontline officers, and help you serve the public faster and more effectively.

What to expect:

• AI in Policing today: the challenges and opportunities.
• From Copilot to Co-Worker: how AI Agents go further than generative assistants.
• Live demo – AI Agents in Action: see real scenarios automated end-to-end.
• The impact on policing operations: productivity, decision-making, and public service delivery.
• Why CPS? Our proven experience helping UK police forces adopt AI securely and at speed.

Whether you’re planning your first AI project or scaling beyond Copilot, this session will show how to prepare your organisation for agent-led transformation, and why the time to start is now.

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, the UK’s emergency services are on the brink of a technological revolution. In this thought-provoking session, ANS explores how AI is redefining the way police, fire, and ambulance services operate enhancing decision-making, improving response times, and ultimately saving lives.
We’ll dive into real-world use cases already making an impact across Blue Light Services, from predictive policing and AI-assisted triage to drone-enabled fire assessments. But with innovation comes responsibility. This session will also unpack the ethical, technical, and governance challenges that must be addressed to build public trust and ensure AI is used safely and transparently.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of:
• The future of AI in emergency services and the evolving governance landscape
• Practical examples of AI in action across policing, fire, and ambulance services
• How to build trust in AI through transparency, ethics, and human oversight
• The technical foundations emergency services need to adopt AI effectively
Whether you're a tech leader, public sector innovator, or emergency services professional, this session will equip you with the insights needed to navigate the AI-powered future of public safety.

Find out in this session how Phoenix worked with bluelight organisation WYFRS to support the implementation of Microsoft Copilot. Streamlining inefficient workflows, reducing tasks time from weeks to hours, and boosting productivity, accessibility and frontline focus.

Andy Massey lifts the lid on Axon’s AI Era Plan - sharing how cloud-native, ethics-reviewed tools on Microsoft Azure cut paperwork and footage handling so officers can spend more time on the street. See rapid, policy-aligned results built for UK data standards with no spreadsheets, no hype, just better policing.

Discover how Microsoft Power Platform empowers police, NHS, and fire services to streamline back-office processes and respond faster on the front line. From automating clinical image sharing to accelerating risk assessments and connecting to global intelligence, this session explores how low-code tools can free up critical resources and drive real-time impact across the blue light sector.

The fireside chat hosted by Lisa Arnold (Head of Public Sector at Robiquity) will see Assistant Chief Officer Dougie Henderson of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) share insights into GMP’s transformation journey with low code, automation, and AI and his thoughts on the role progressive technology will play in the future of policing.

A cross-sector conversation exploring how AI is reshaping the emergency services landscape, featuring insights from a representative from the London Fire Brigade on the trends, challenges, and opportunities driving innovation across the UK’s critical response ecosystem.

Artificial intelligence is bridging the gap between raw data signals and actionable insights, transforming how organisations detect emerging events and tackle the spread of misinformation and disinfor …

As the public safety sectors undergos a digital transformation, the role of vehicle communications in mission-critical environments is evolving rapidly. 

Focusing on planning and execution, this session will explore the foundational steps required to ensure a successful migration. Through a blend of strategic insight and practical guidance, attendees will gain a clear understanding of how-to future-proof their vehicle communications infrastructure while minimising disruption and maximizing operational continuity.

We are entering a new era of performative covert action and implausible deniability, where the perpetrators are often expendable local volunteers not professional spies. Will AI save us? Richard J. Al …

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In a packed hour you'll hear from the Civil Aviation Authority who will update you on the latest position about using drones beyond visual line of sight and lead a discussion about the operational ben …

Join a panel discussion with the Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme (ESMCP), EE/BT, IBM and a senior user to discover the progress of the technical delivery of ESN which will enable th …

It is our great pleasure to welcome Joy Allen, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham who is joining us on stage to talk about how she is forging ahead in her area to reduce violence against wom …

With AI fast becoming a big part of our lives, it's the same for the fire and rescue service. Each service is looking at what the potential is to drive efficiency and improve public safety. Finding wa …

This panel brings together policing and technology leaders to explore how the emergency services are using cloud-based technology to innovate at scale and improve operational efficiency. The panellist …

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Effective multi-agency collaboration is paramount during major incidents, yet capturing lessons from complex events poses significant challenges. This presentation outlines Northamptonshire FRS’s stra …

Few police forces own live facial recognition technology but many have tried it in places like Silverstone and in the case of the Met, they are using it every week across London. In this session hear …