19 - 20 November, 2019
Hilton London Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom
Hilton London Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom
Smarter Borders 2016 - Interactive Discussion Tables
Seize the chance to engage with senior policy makers and other border security managers:
- Join a discussion group at 1700hrs on the 1st day of the Smarter Borders conference. A rotation after 25 minutes, will enable you to engage with two of the vital topics below.
- Learn from industry thought-leaders about the progress and future direction of border control technologies and how you can take advantage of these developments.
- Collaborate to generate smart and effective measures to guarantee the integrity of your nation’s borders.
- Big Data Solutions For Border Control – Moderated by HP Enterprise Services
- Barriers to Data Sharing at the EU and International Level
- The merits of current solutions
- Exploring Solutions To Cope With Increased Traveller Flow – Moderated by Accenture
- What innovative technologies are available to aid this?
- How practical is it to integrate these solutions into current entry/exit checkpoints?
- A Holistic Approach to the Refugee Crisis – Moderated by WCC Smart Search & Match
- Biometrics and Biographics for de-duplication and watch lists
- Incorporating Breeder document data for identifying fraud
- Capturing skills for labour assessment/placement?
- Exit- Start Improving “Evidence of Identity” Information
- Essentially ICAO Message
- Exploiting The Diversity Of Systems And Data In Borders And Homeland Security: Can We Turn Today’s Weakness Into A Strength? – Moderated by Sopra Steria
- A holistic approach to the EU Information Management Strategy is needed to deliver more effective and efficient internal security and border management
- How to move forward from fragmented data and too many access protocols: limited progress since 2009 requires the problems to be re-framed
- The evolution and adaptive capability of a multi-user, multi-purpose distributed eco-system: what are the requirements for customers and users (border guards)?
- Redundancy between the physical (passports, visa stickers) and the digital (virtual)world: do we still need paper?
- Cross-functionalsupport, such as automated event management, notification and case management to support collaboration and cooperation. Mobilising travellers’ and commercial partners’ participation in security.
- Harmonising The Twin Aims of Security & Passenger Experience – Moderated by SITA
- Balancing the needs of all stakeholders from the carriers to the border forces