At a glance: The group has been set up to represent members operating in the criminal justice and emergency services market, tackling a number of issues such as homeland security, information sharing across the sector with a particular focus on joining-up the criminal justice system. The group aims to build strong relationships between the supplier community and the sector.
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Focus: JESICA represents the interests of over 140 information systems, services and consultancy companies (many of which are SMEs) 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. JESICA reflects the interlocking interests of its membership across these interdependent sectors. 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.
View past Group Chair, John Magowan talking about the group's aims and objectives and the benefits of joining. If you are a member, joining is free of charge.
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Key Procurement Issues in Relation to the Criminal Justice Sector (PDF 25KB)