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1st GLOBAL CORRECTIONS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
TECHNOLOGY IN CORRECTIONS
CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE
B a r c e l o n a , 2 7-2 9 M ay, 2 0 1 5
HOSTED BY
LEAD SPONSOR
PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY 27 MAY
The Royal Palace of Pedralbes
Address: Av Diagonal, 686
Metro/Bus: Metro: L3 Palau Reial
Welcome Reception at the Palace of Pedralbes
19:00 - 21:00
The Royal Palace of Pedralbes is a building located in the middle of a large area of landscaped
gardens in the district of “Les Corts” in Barcelona.
The Royal Palace of Pedralbes has been declared a National monument of Historical and Artistic
Interest. It was begun in 1919 and finished in 1926, when the Palace was formally offered to
King Alfonso XIII. Its moment of greatest magnificence came during the Universal Exhibition in
Barcelona in 1929. Today the Palace houses the Ceramics Museum and the Museum of Decorative
Arts and is the permanent headquarters of the Union for the Mediterranean. The Palace has its
origins in ancient farmhouse of Can Feliu, the seventeenth century. The property was acquired in
1862 by Count Eusebi Güell. Together they formed the Finca Güell, covering large areas of 30,000
m2.
The Can Feliu building was remodeled by the architect Joan Martorell i Montells, who built a
Caribbean-style small palace, together with a Gothic-style chapel and surrounded by magnificent
gardens.
Later the building remodeling was given
to Antoni Gaudí, together with the
construction of a surrounding perimeter
wall and the side entry pavilions. Gaudí
also partially designed the gardens
surrounding the palace, placing two
fountains and a pergola and planted many
Mediterranean plants.
The gardens surrounding the Palace were
designed by the architect Nicolau Maria
Rubio, respecting the original trees and
shrubs. Special interest has the fountain
formed in wrought iron in the shape of a
dragon, designed by the internationally
famous Antoni Gaudí between 1870 and
1880.
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PROGRAMME
THURSDAY 28 MAY
08:00 - 09:00 Registration of Participants
09:00 - 10:30
Opening Session (Room: Sala d’actes)
Chair: Herb Nahapiet
Opening Speech
Germà Gordó i Aubarell, Minister of Justice Catalonia
Leading a Quiet Revolution
Hans Meurisse, President EuroPris, Marc Ceron, President CEP, Peter van der
Sande, President ICPA
Digital Landscape in European and American Corrections
Victoria Knight, Senior Research Fellow Community and Criminal Justice Division
De Montfort University, United Kingdom
Prisons Technology: Into the Future
Lourens Visser, CIO, Dutch Custodial Institutions Agency, Netherlands
10:30 - 11:00
Coffee Break and Marketplace Exhibition
11:00 - 11:45
Plenary Session (Room: Sala d’actes)
Chair: Peter van der Sande
Digital Road to Normality
Herb Nahapiet, ICPA Board Member, United Kingdom
Anneke Trinks, Probation Netherlands
Annelore Roelofs, Dutch Custodial Institutions Agency, Netherlands
Alphonzo Albright, Polycom, USA
11:45 - 12:45 TIC Talks: Offender Management
Room: Sala d’actes
Chair: Peter van der Sande
The TIC Talks are on the three topics presented under the following
dialogue sessions. Each topic is segmented into a 15 minute
presentation during this plenary session.
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12:45 - 14:00
Lunch Break and Marketplace Exhibition
14:00 - 16:00
Dialogue Sessions: Offender Management
Lunch Sponsored by GTL
Coffee Break at 16:00 - 16:30
Improved decision making process through structured
offender management information
Speaker: Eric Le Goff, Canada
Moderator: George Jackson, Ireland
Room:
Sala d’actes
Transforming data into actionable intelligence
Speaker: Mitch Volkhart, USA
Moderator: Lourens Visser, Netherlands
Room:
Aula 3/4
Aggregate Data
Speaker: Tom Gilgan, Israel
Moderator: Dave Noone, Ireland
Room:
Aula 12
16:30 - 17:30 TIC Talks: Improving Operational Security
Room: Sala d’actes
Chair: Hans Meurisse
FRIDAY 29 MAY
09:00 - 11:00
Dialogue Sessions: Improving Operational Security
Coffee Break at 11:00 - 11:30
IP Technology in Corrections Controls – developments,
opportunities, challenges & pitfalls in the real environment
Speaker: Kevin Skipper, USA
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Room:
Sala d’actes
What does the Internet of Things mean for the correctional world
Speaker: Martin Slijkhuis, Netherlands
Moderator: Fredrik Wilhelmsson, Sweden
PROGRAMME
Use of video analysis to improve the operational process
Speaker: Joost Van Der Burg, Netherlands
Room:
Aula 3/4
Electronic Monitoring – Technology enhanced supervision
throughout the correctional cycle
Speaker: Omer Shechter, Israel
Moderator: Steven van de Steene, Belgium
Achieving real intelligence with real technology
Speaker: Paul Crowhurst, Australia
Room:
Aula 12
Enhance Security, Safety and Efficiency with Geospatial Visualization
Speaker: Fred Roesel, USA
Moderator: Louise Lawrence, United Kingdom
11:30 - 12:30
TIC Talks: Offender Participation
12:30 - 13:30
Lunch Break and Marketplace Exhibition
13:30 - 15:30
Dialogue Sessions: Offender Participation
Room: Sala d’actes
Chair: Marc Ceron
Lunch Sponsored by Marquis Software
Coffee Break at 15:30 - 16:00
Digital Learning for Prison Students: The State of Play
Speaker: Anne Pike, United Kingdom
Room:
Sala d’actes
Enlarging the responsibility of inmates with the help of digital tools
Speaker: Benny Goedbloed, Belgium
Moderator: Anne Pike, United Kingdom
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FRIDAY 29 MAY (cont...)
Technology solutions deployed in the world’s largest prison
system for supporting reintegration
Speaker: Chris Moore, USA
Room:
Aula 3/4
From Hermes to modern mail system for prisoners
Speaker: Rob Hollander, Netherlands
Moderator: Michiel van der Veen, Netherlands
Use of technology to empower offenders
Speaker: Diana Atchison, Ireland
Moderator: Dominik Lehner, Switzerland
16:00 - 17:00
Closing Session
Room:
Aula 12
Room: Sala d’actes
Chair: Steven van de Steene
Dialogue Session Conclusions
Five minute feedbacks from the 9 Dialogue Sessions
Closing Speech
Steven van de Steene, CIO, Belgian Prison Service
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