Worldwide Public Safety Symposium 2012

The annual Microsoft Worldwide Public Safety Symposium has been scheduled for March 13 - 15, 2012 in Redmond, WA.

Our Purpose! More than ever, public safety technology can help resolve many challenges on multiple levels.   Capabilities and current infrastructure are strained by complex responses to terrorism, intelligence gathering, and natural disasters.   Public safety personnel need to know more. They need the information faster. They need the ability to merge it from information from other stakeholders and display it in an intuitive format to successfully meet these challenges.   This event will target high level Senior Operation staff, Policy Makers, and Strategists worldwide, working together to deliver safer communities and national security.

The Microsoft Worldwide Public Safety Symposium will increase awareness of how technology can support the Public Safety sector, and provide practical solutions that can be used to address daily challenges.  The event will communicate Microsoft's commitment to Public Safety and provide the foremost opportunity for our partners to showcase their Public Safety technology solutions.  Suggested Audience for this event includes Senior Operational Staff, Policy-Makers and ICT Strategists working together to deliver safer communities and national security.

The Symposium is free of charge for all government public safety officials. In accordance, with government gifting guidelines, attendees will have the opportunity to pay for the transportation and meals they use during the event. These fees are outlined in the Conference fee section of this site.

The Symposium welcomes our customers and the staff of our sponsoring partners.  A limited number of industry walk-in slots are available to commercial partners that are not sponsors of the event.  The fee to attend is $595. Please contact Rick Deller (v-rickde@microsoft.com) for more information.

We hope you will consider joining us.

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