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JESICA (Justice and Emergency Services Information Communication Association)

John Magowan Chair:
John Magowan
Steria
Biography		 Michael Tomlinson Vice Chair:
Michael Tomlinson
Microsoft
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Last meeting: Intellect JESICA Criminal Justice Group meeting: Joined-up Blue Light III: Major Events, 24 June 2008 (members only) more»

About the group:

JESICA represents the interests of over 140 information systems, services and consultancy companies operating in the Criminal Justice (Police, Home Office, Courts, Crown Prosecution Service, Prison Service, Probation Service and others) and Emergency Services (Police, Fire, Ambulance) sectors. Many of the members are SMEs in this sector, ensuring that there is a range of  different sized suppliers represented. 

JESICA reflects the interlocking interests of its membership across these interdependent sectors. Our activities focus on building the relationship between the information communications industry and the customers for these services. We act as a lobbying body and a focus for debate about the actions of the above organisations.

The group has a programme of regular briefings throughout the year from key opinion formers and decision makers across the CJS and emergency services.

Aims and objectives:

  • maintain a healthy level of awareness of developments within the CJS and emergency services through dialogue and debate with a range of leading speakers from government and industry
  • provide a channel for government to exchange views with Industry on emerging issues – including the opportunity for government to draw on private sector experiences when shaping future policy
  • facilitate briefings on key topics and to provide a focus for industry views and feedback
  • encourage networking and collaboration between members for mutual interest
  • assist smaller Intellect member companies in their understanding of government thinking, and ensure that the innovation they can bring to the market is similarly understood by government
  • influence the market overall so that the CJS market is profitable for suppliers which enables a strong base of suppliers who understand market needs

For further information contact:
Sebastian Fox
T 020 7331 2024
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