With a new feature on fleet at this year’s Emergency Services Show, Roger Blaxall shares his thoughts on the issues facing fleet managers.

Panasonic TOUGHBOOK is marking 30 years of developing rugged mobile technology for workers operating in demanding environments, including emergency services, utilities, defence and transport.

Ahead of The Emergency Tech Show, we speak to Harsha Kachhwaha, Business Development Consultant at Power Framework, about the programme management challenges facing emergency services, how Microsoft Cloud can help organisations bring their data together and the role AI can play in supporting better decision-making.

Firefighters are responding to a broader range of incidents than ever before, changing what frontline PPE needs to deliver. Ahead of The Emergency Services Show 2026, Vimpex explains why specialist helmets, more effective decontamination and wearable technology are becoming increasingly important for firefighter safety.

As emergency services move from AI pilots to real-world deployment, AWS discusses how cloud technology, responsible AI and collaboration are helping organisations modernise legacy systems and deliver measurable operational outcomes across policing and public safety.

Ben Jarvis, CTO at Telefónica Tech UK&I, discusses how data, AI and digital technologies can support police reform, from predictive policing and Clare’s Law to digital forensics and cyber security, and what visitors can expect to see on the Microsoft Partner Pavilion at The Emergency Tech Show.

Ahead of The Emergency Tech Show 2026, Jo Atkinson, Blue Light Lead at Node4, discusses how better-connected data, systems and technology can help emergency services work more efficiently, improve decision-making and get critical information into the hands of frontline teams faster.

As Excelerate Technology celebrates 25 years in the public safety sector and 20 years at The Emergency Services Show, Group Sales Director Matt Wroughton reflects on the changing needs of emergency services, the company’s latest innovations and what the next 20 years of technology could bring.

The Metropolitan Police Service has selected AI-powered redaction platform RedactXpert to modernise how it handles sensitive operational documentation.

Ahead of The Emergency Tech Show, we speak to Peter Franklin and Eamon McGann at Core about how emergency services can make better use of their existing Microsoft investment, the role AI can play in improving everyday processes and what organisations need to consider before scaling new technology.