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Today, techUK are pleased to share the RQIF principles, a shared commitment to the responsible development and use of quantum technologies, developed with input from our members.
Yesterday evening, the Chancellor delivered her first Mansion House speech. This included a series of measures to supercharge financial services and promote ‘riskier investments’ to drive forward the UK Government’s economic growth mission. So what were the main announcements relevant for the tech sector?
Welcome to the Interoperability Hub, where we will share all relevant content and opportunities in this space, further promoting efficient data sharing across the justice and emergency services sector.
The Bank of England (BoE), Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) stand as the collective regulators to oversee the activities of critical third parties, and they issued a policy statement 12 November 2024 confirming the rules set to strengthen their use and that of other technologies within Financial Services.
The Lord's Digital and Communications Committee launched an inquiry into scaling up AI and creative tech. The main aim of this inquiry was to identify key barriers to SMEs scaling in AI and creative technology and recommend practical changes to the Government and industry practices over the next five years.
Back in March 2024, techUK attended the Home Office Security and Policing event where we saw Police leaders reaffirm their commitment to modernising the service and improving outcomes for victims through the launch of a Police Industry Charter.
Now that I am just over a year into my role as Programme Manager for Justice & Emergency Services, I’ve had the incredible opportunity of supporting the Interoperability for Policing Working Group (IPWG). Established in 2019, the group has worked very hard to demonstrate the value of interoperability in modern policing, a topic that is essential but often misunderstood.
From 12-14 November we will be publishing our member’s contributions, guiding us as we answer ‘how can technology help reshape emergency services from improving crime prevention and public safety to better support for victims?’.
