Digital & Technology Forum
In today’s fast-moving world, digital and technological advancements are reshaping how businesses operate. From AI and automation to cybersecurity and data-driven decision-making, staying ahead of these developments is crucial for long-term success. Our Digital & Technology Forum will provide expert insights, industry perspectives, and practical strategies to help businesses navigate and embrace the future of digital transformation.
Early booking is advised, as spaces are limited. Further details will be confirmed soon.
This forum will be a fantastic opportunity to take part in open discussions about the challenges and opportunities that come with digital transformation. Share your personal experiences, gain valuable insights from others, and collaborate on ways to support one another through these changes.
Whether you’re looking to enhance efficiency, improve security, or explore emerging digital trends, this forum will equip you with the knowledge and tools to prepare for the future.
Enjoy insightful discussion on the future of skills development within the digital industry. This exclusive event will bring together industry leaders, experts, and professionals to explore the latest advancements and strategies for workforce development.
As part of this forum, we are pleased to welcome Claire Witz and other leading experts in the sector, who will share their expertise on skills improvement and workforce readiness. The discussion will include key insights into the Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) and how it aims to address industry challenges, bridge skills gaps, and enhance opportunities for businesses and professionals.
Skills Highlights:
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Insights into the Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP)
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Networking opportunities with industry peers and decision-makers
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Strategies for building a skilled and future-ready workforce
In this session, you will hear from Patrick Milford and Chris White from the South East Cyber Resilience Centre.
What are the Police Cyber Resilience Centres?
The centres were established by the Home Office and the Police to help protect organisations and charities from fraud and online crime.
They are a public service offering access to tools and guidance to help identify and fix vulnerabilities, ultimately protecting data, finances, and reputations.
Who benefits?
Any organisation that uses:
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Email or social media accounts
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Websites
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Computers, servers, or other internet-enabled devices
In these ever-changing times, don’t miss the opportunity to speak with the experts and gain valuable advice and knowledge.
Book your place today—we look forward to welcoming you to this unmissable event!
Ana Christie
Patrick Milford
Chris White
