Promoting professionalPrison Practice.
On 29 & 30 September half- a-day morning sessions took place with plenary presentations and breakout sessions. Topics included intelligent prisons, video linking, data-driven decision making, digital services for inmates, the impact of Covid-19 on the use of technology and more.
The ICT expert group updated the ICT Matrix originally launched during the ICT Workshop in Stockholm in 2018. The updated ICT Matrix was demonstrated during the workshop – more information to follow on the EuroPris Website.
The attendance at the workshop was high, with 97 attendees on the first morning and 85 attendees on the second morning.
Click here to download final agenda for the workshop.
Click here to download speakers booklet.
Click here to download the Online ICT Workshop presentations.
All recordings are password-protected. You may request the password at [email protected] or [email protected]
Tech Developments on Education of Inmate, C.F Gomez
Easy to set up Professional Video System, J. Hensen
Supporting Data Driven Decision Making, C. Finn
Integration of Smart Tech, F. Gurger
AI for Police Investigations, M. Worring
Impact of COVID-19 on the use of Technology, Panel Discussion
Developing AR to Support Offender Learning, R. Booth & D. Jones
Videolink – Maximising Resources for Service Delivery, M. Mahoney
Intelligent Prisons, P. Puolakka & A. Lopez
Cockpit Visualization of KPIs, U. Ungersbock
Concluding Remarks, G. Jackson
EuroPris workshops are open for European public sector representatives, academics and NGOs only.
