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Technology ETS202610 July 2026

Microsoft Partner Pavilion returns to The Emergency Tech Show 2026

Lanna Deamer10 July 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
ETS2026Microsoft Partner Pavilion. Photo credit: The Emergency Tech Show.
Microsoft Partner Pavilion. Photo credit: The Emergency Tech Show.

Nineteen Group is delighted to announce the return of the Microsoft Partner Pavilion to The Emergency Tech Show 2026, taking place on 16-17 September 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, co-located with the award-winning Emergency Services Show.

Building on the success of the partnership over previous years, the Microsoft Partner Pavilion will once again provide a dedicated destination for emergency services professionals to discover the latest digital innovations that are transforming frontline response, operational resilience and public safety.

Bringing together an ecosystem of Microsoft Partners, visitors will have the opportunity to meet leading technology companies, systems integrators and solution providers that are developing ground-breaking solutions to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and decision-making capabilities of first responders.

Attendees will also be able to experience Microsoft’s comprehensive suite of tools and services through interactive demonstrations delivered in collaboration with its partners, showcasing how technologies such as AI, cloud computing, advanced data analytics and intelligent automation are helping emergency services organisations meet increasingly complex challenges.

“We are delighted to be returning to The Emergency Tech Show in 2026 alongside our growing network of partners. Technology has a critical role to play in helping emergency services organisations become more connected, resilient and responsive.

“The Microsoft Partner Pavilion provides an opportunity to demonstrate how collaborative innovation, powered by Microsoft’s trusted platforms and our partner ecosystem, can help first responders make faster, better-informed decisions and ultimately deliver better outcomes for the communities they serve.”

Matt Telling, Senior Director – Public Safety & National Security at Microsoft.

The first partners already confirmed for the Pavilion are ANS, Pimloc, Phoenix Software, Simpsons Associates, Telefónica Tech, D2 NA, Whitespace, Core, Node 4 and Uipath, with additional partners set to be announced in the coming weeks.

From data-driven incident management and secure digital infrastructure to privacy-enhancing video intelligence and AI-powered insights, the Pavilion will showcase practical solutions designed to support emergency services organisations both now and in the future.

Alongside the exhibition space, the Microsoft Partner Pavilion will once again host a dedicated content theatre, offering visitors access to expert-led sessions exploring the critical technology trends shaping the future of emergency response. Discussions will cover topics including AI adoption, data sharing, cyber resilience, operational interoperability and the digital transformation of public safety agencies.

“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Microsoft and the Microsoft Partner Pavilion back to The Emergency Tech Show for 2026. The Pavilion has become a focal point for innovation within the event, bringing together world-class technology providers and creating invaluable opportunities for emergency services organisations to explore solutions that can have a tangible impact on frontline operations. As the challenges facing emergency responders continue to evolve, providing a platform for collaboration, learning and technology discovery has never been more important.”

Lianne Bailey, Sales Director for The Emergency Tech Show.

Microsoft’s continued collaboration with The Emergency Tech Show reinforces a shared commitment to supporting the emergency services sector through technology innovation, strategic partnerships, and knowledge sharing. Emergency services leaders, technology specialists and frontline professionals are invited to explore the Microsoft Partner Pavilion and discover how digital transformation is helping to build safer, more resilient communities.

To learn more about the Microsoft Partner Pavilion and The Emergency Tech Show 2026, visit the event on 16-17 September 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, co-located with The Emergency Services Show. Register here.


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