Cloud endpoints for policing
Policing runs on shared devices, on shift patterns across the watch and the control room, and on hardware that outlives its refresh cycle.
This session shows how Windows 365, Windows 365 Link, Intune, and the latest AI capabilities fit real force environments. You’ll see the independent research behind these tools, not just a features tour.
Why attend
- See Windows 365 for shift-based working, Windows 365 Link, Intune, and emerging AI capabilities in action.
- See the independent research behind these tools – real figures, not just a features tour.
- Hear how other forces have moved from pilot to production and get a clear next step.
Policing organisations
3rd December 2026 | 09:30 – 12:30
London Museum Docklands, 1 Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4AL
Value realisation: what the evidence shows
This session is built around outcomes, not features. The wider case for investing in policing technology is already well evidenced:
- Technology trials have already saved UK forces 347,656 workforce hours and £8.2 million a year. Scaled to all 43 forces, that’s a projected 15 million hours and £370 million a year.
Source: National Police Chiefs’ Council, “Investing in tech would free up 15 million hours of police time,” 29 May 2025, citing the independent Policing Productivity Review and the Office of the Chief Scientific Adviser to Policing.
- Independent research into Windows 365 Link, aimed specifically at shared-device, shift-based deployments, projects 22–30% of unproductive time saved from more responsive experiences and fewer hardware issues.
Source: Forrester Consulting, “New Technology: The Projected Total Economic Impact™ of Windows 365 Link,” commissioned by Microsoft, July 2025.
Officers don’t work a desk shift, so I don’t think their devices should be designed as if they do. What I want people to see in this session is Windows 365 Link doing the unglamorous work. It means surviving a shared login and a shift handover without adding delay to someone’s day.”
Daniel Bowker, Cloud Endpoint Solutions Lead, Phoenix Software
Agenda (09:30–12:30)
- 09:30 | Arrival and registration
- 10:00 | Welcome and framing
- 10:10 | What’s new and what’s next for policing endpoints
- 10:30 | Cloud endpoints in practice
- 11:10 | Break
- 11:25 | Policing in practice – lessons from the field
- 11:55 | From pilot to production
- 12:15 | Where to start – readiness and next steps
- 12:30 | Lunch
Your presenters
Daniel Bowker
Cloud Endpoint Solutions Lead, Phoenix Software
Who should attend
Built for Force CIOs, Heads of DDaT, and the operational IT and infrastructure leads working alongside them. If governance and compliance is more your area, the afternoon session on Microsoft E7 is the better fit.
Register for the afternoon session
Register for the morning session
Want to register for the afternoon session “Governing the agentic force: Microsoft E7 in policing”? Follow this link to secure your place.