Public Safety & Security Summit 2012 The next RB&W Public Safety & Security Summit is scheduled for 2, 3 and 4 October 2012 in Rolduc, Kerkrade. More information on the leading event in the field of Public Safety & Security will be available early 2012 on this website.
CCR Summit & ICTS 2011 The annual RB&W Public Safety & Security Summit held on 5 & 6 October in Rolduc, Kerkrade
The rapidly changing society demands adjustments in both Public Safety & Security governance and operations against the background of reduced budgets. As the challenges we face evolve, so too does the need for police, fire, ambulance and society as a whole to respond simultaneously.
400+ professionals in Public Safety & Security participated in the debate regarding these issues and to explore the ways of maximising the results of the collaborative efforts in these challenges during the annual CCR Summit & ICTS 2011.
 The programme addressed current and future developments presented by keynote speakers from the Netherlands, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Finland, Sweden, Austria and Germany. Chairman of the CCR Summit & ICTS 2011 was Henk Geveke, Director TNO Defence & Security. Onno Hoes, Mayor of Maastricht opened this year’s summit. The plenary opening was followed by an interesting and interactive program of keynotes and breakout sessions to share knowledge, experiences and see the newest technologies in the Public Safety & Security arena addressing issues e.g.: - Centralisation of shared services
- Standardisation of command & control room procedures & systems
- Public Private Partnerships
- Datamining & videomining
- Information Security & Encryption, challenging cybercrime
- Examining efficient management of real time CCTV images
- Crisis Communication, the challenges and opportunities posed by Social Media
- Automated and standardized protocols for 1-1-2 calltaking from a European perspective
Best practice cases e.g.: - Crowd Management at the UK Royal Wedding
- Preparation for the London 2012 Olympic Control Room Crisis Communication
- Euregion Police Information Co-operation Center
- The importance of forensic evidence gathering - the example of the Alphen a/d Rijn shopping mall shooting
- ICT integration of emergency vehicles ordered by the National Police Board, Police Technical Centre, Border Guard, and Rescue Services in Finland
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