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SUMMARY:MAIT Roundtable 2023
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DESCRIPTION:ProgrammeBritish APCO were delighted to hold a MAIT Roundtable at the RAG Club in London on 26th September 2023.  We have had oversight of the Multi Agency Incident Transfer (MAIT) schema from the outset – and recent news from the Home Office and National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has confirmed that we are on the path to widespread adoption of MAIT by Fire & Rescue Services across England & Wales.\n\nFor a full article on MAIT, published in the latest edition of the British APCO Journal, please click here to view.\n\nThe purpose of the British APCO round table is to share learnings and stimulate debate about exactly what's next for MAIT – as well as understanding other methods currently used in the UK for incident transfer between agencies.   \n\nThe slides from the day are available - please click here to view (British APCO Members Only)\n\nThe programme for the day ran as follows:\n\n						Time			Activity			Conducted by							09:30 - 10:00			Registration and Coffee Break			 							10:00 - 10:10			Welcome and Introduction to the day			British APCO							10:10 - 10:40			An update on MAIT			Tony Bracey - Welsh Government							10:40 - 11:10			The aims and objectives for MAIT across English FRS			Keith Donnelly - Home Office Fire							11:10 - 11:30			Coffee break			 							11:30 - 12:00			Is there a case for agencies using DEIT (Direct Electronic Incident Transfer) to consider migrating to MAIT?			Brian Chappelle and Jim Dutton - National Highways							12:00 - 12:30			An alternative view from Ambulance Trusts - how are they currently transferring incidents and bringing call handling together			Ola Zahran - Yorkshire Ambulance Service							12:30 - 13:30			Lunch			 							13:30 - 14:15			Insights into how industry is supporting MAIT						Gordon Ellen - Client Executive Partner, Uk Emergency Service\n\n			Seraphina Earl - Account Manager, UK Emergency Service\n\n			Graham Snee - MAIT Product Owner, Microsoft Practice, Eviden, ATOS\n\n			Paul Miller - AVR Group\n\n										14:15 - 15:00			Maintaining the MAIT schema to ensure it remains fit for purpose; is a core requirement for control room CAD solutions; and has no barriers between suppliers offering MAIT enabled solution			British APCO							15:00			Coffee Break			 							15:00 - 16:00			Maintaining the MAIT schema to ensure it remains fit for purpose; is a core requirement for control room CAD solutions; and has no barriers between suppliers offering MAIT enabled solution			British APCO			The round table ran as a series of interactive sessions – with the key objectives of sharing ongoing work; challenging as and where appropriate; and having a clear forward path for MAIT.  \n\nUsers, suppliers and consultants were all welcome to attend and encouraged to contribute to the round table.\n\n \n\nFurther Questions?Contact: Dorothy Inverarity at dorothy.inverarity@bapco.org.uk or call 0191 241 4523\n\n
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LOCATION:RAG Club, London
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