The Condes d’Óbidos Palace was built by D.Afonso de Mascarenhas in a place called "Rocha de Conde d’Óbidos". It is a construction that dates back to the second quarter of the 18th century. At the end of the 18th century the Palace was completely rebuilt by D.Vasco de Mascarenhas, Lisbon alcayde, who was the first Earl of Óbidos, a General in the national independence Restoration Wars. During the earthquake in 1755 the palace belonged to the third Earl of Óbidos, D.Manuel d’Assis Mascarenhas.The building was damaged and therefore the fourth Earl - D.José d’Assis Mascarenhas sold it in an auction. It was then bought by a Spaniard for 12.000 escudos. King D.Luís afterwards bought it for the same price and gave it to D.Maria Tereza de Mascarenhas, sister of the 8th Conde d’Óbidos and teacher of the princes D.Carlos and D.Afonso.

The main floor was rented to the English Club in the beginning of the 20th century, and in 1903 King Edward the 7th was welcomed there during an official visit to the Lisbon court. In 1919 this Club was bought by the Portuguese Red Cross Society for the price of 65.000 escudos.

The Condes d’Óbidos Palace, one of the most remarkable Lisbon buildings, with richly decorated rooms, has been the headquarters of the Portuguese Red Cross since 1924. Located in an old neighbourhood of Janelas Verdes, it was constructed on a rock called “Rocha Conde d’Óbidos”. From the varanda there is a beautiful view over the river Tagus, the 25th April bridge, the dockyards, and the Alcântara fluvial station. Across the river there is a city of Almada with the “Cristo Rei” monument.

TIC 2019 PROGRAMME

Tuesday, 02 April
18:30-21:00	Registration & Welcome Reception
Wednesday, 03 April
8:45 - 9:00	ID: TIC19001	Welcome & Introduction Room: Eduardo Viana	Representative of ICPA
9:00 - 9:15	ID: TIC19002	Opening - Setting the Scene: Digital Transformation Room: Eduardo Viana	Manuel Tanger, Global Track Chair, Portugal
9:15 - 10:45	ID: TIC19003	Track Chair Discussion: CIO Perspectives Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana	Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network Häkan Klarin, CIO, Swedish Prison and Probation Service Teck En Loh, Director (Transformation & Technology Division), Singapore Prison Service Russ Nichols, CIO, California Department of Corrections, USA
10:45 - 11:15	Coffee Break & Exhibition (Foyer- Eduardo Viana)
11:15 - 12:15	ID: TIC19004	Moderated Panel Session: Digital Transformation - The Portuguese Perspective (Q&A) Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana	Jorge Monteiro, Head of Unit, Programs and Projects Department, Directorate-General of Reintegration and Prison Services, Portugal Luis Guedes, CIO, Directorate-General of Reintegration and Prison Services, Portugal Pedro das Neves, CEO, IPS Innovative Prison Systems and Board Member, ICPA
12:15 - 12:30	ID: TIC19005	TIC Talks* (The ‘TIC Talks’ is a plenary session comprising short discussions/presentations to give a brief introduction to each of the topics which follow in breakout rooms (Parallel Presentations) on the next section of the programme.) Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana	Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network George Jackson, CIO, Irish Prison Service Häkan Klarin, CIO, Swedish Prison and Probation Service
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch & Exhibition (Restaurant)
14:00 - 15:30	Parallel Presentations
	Theme 1: Evidence-based: Improving Offender Communication and Participation (Room: Eduardo Viana)		Track Chair: Häkan Klarin, CIO, Swedish Prison and Probation Service
	ID: TIC19006	Turning Up the Volume: Technology, Policies, and Best Practices that can Measurably Increase Inmate Communication with Friends and Family	Christopher Ditto,VP (Product Innovation Research), GTL, USA
	ID: TIC19007	Digitalisation of Inmate Rehabilitation & Corrections	Ong Boon Hwee, Staff Officer (Transformation and Technology Division), Singapore Prison Service
	ID: TIC19008	Improving inmate detention conditions and working conditions for custodial staff by using technology: French approach	Philippe Courpron, Digital Transformation Advisor, French Prison Administration
	Theme 2: Finding an Equilibrium with Specific Technologies Room: Almada Negreiros 1)		Track Chair: George Jackson, CIO, Irish Prison Service
	ID: TIC19009	The current state and development in Korean Electronic Monitoring System	Seng Ill LEE, Probation Officer, Ministry of Justice, South Korea
	ID: TIC19010	Interactive TV and Applications in Juvenile Facilities	Eugene Razbash, CEO, COMBITEL, Australia
	ID: TIC19011	Using technology to replace the inmate counting process	Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network
	Theme 3: Smart Innovation (Room: Almada Negreiros 2)		Track Chair: Steven Van De Steene, Corrections Technology Consultant, Smart Corrections, Belgium
	ID: TIC19012	The Development of Digitalization and “Smart Prison” Solutions for Prisoners in Finnish Criminal Sanctions Agency	Pia Puolakka, Project Manager, Finnish Criminal Sanctions Agency Sirpa Hovila, System Manager, Oikeusrekisterikeskus, Finland
	ID: TIC19013	The Social Conjuncture in an 'Alagoana' Penitentiary Cell and the Innovations and Applications of Social Technology	Euclides Neto, Student, Universidade Federal de Alagoas, Brazil Marthina Albuquerque, Student, Federal University of Alagoas - Brazil
	ID: TIC19014	Videoconferencing in Prisons and Juvenile Justice Educational Centres: Legal Assistance to Inmates	Lluís Nuñez, General Directorate of Penitentiary Services of the Department of Justice of Catalonia
15:30 - 16:00	Coffee Break & Exhibition (Foyer- Eduardo Viana)
16:00 - 17:00	ID: TIC190015	Developing an Ethical and Moral Framework for the Digital Prison Room: Eduardo Viana	Victoria Knight, Senior Research Fellow, De Montfort Univeristy, United Kingdom Steven Van De Steene, Corrections Technology Consultant, Smart Corrections, Belgium
17:00 - 18:00	ID: TIC19016	Live Demonstrations, Public Sector Oriented/Driven From the Group Room to the Cell: Access to Rehabilitative Media in Prisons in England and Wales - Jason Morris (England & Wales) Using Virtual Reality to put perpetrators in the shoes of victims, creating lasting changes in perspective - Charlie Pearmund (Catalonia & United Kingdom) Video Interpreting in the Austrian Prison Service - Andreas Neuwirth (Austria) OMS Data Portal Belgium - Patrick Fransen (Belgium) The Quiet Criminal Justice engine behind the Northern Ireland Prison Service - Robbie Burrows (Northern Ireland) Room: Almada Negreiros
Thursday, 04 April
9:00 - 9:15	ID: TIC19017	Wrap - up Room: Eduardo Viana	Manuel Tanger, Global Track Chair, Portugal
9:15 - 9:30	ID: TIC19018	TIC Talks * Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana	Zoran Brzakovic, Chief Information Officer, ACSO, Australia Hans Meurisse, Senior Adviser - International Expert, EuroPris, Belgium Steven Van De Steene, Corrections Technology Consultant, Smart Corrections, Belgium
9:30 - 11:00	Parallel Presentations
	Theme 1: Finding an Equilibrium with Specific Technologies (Room: Eduardo Viana)		Track Chair: Zoran Brzakovic, Chief Information Officer, ACSO, Australia
	ID: TIC19019	Artificial Intelligence in a Prison Environment	Benny Goedbloed, CEO, BGS, Belgium
	ID: TIC19020	Using AI at Prisons to Detect Suspicious Behaviour and Mitigate Risks	Chris Greig, Director, SecureWorx Pty Ltd, Australia
	ID: TIC19021	Transforming Corrections using AI, digital and design-thinking	Anusha Dhasarathy, Partner, McKinsey’s Chicago Office, USA Naufal Khan, Senior Partner, McKinsey’s Chicago Office, USA

	Theme 2: Support Evidence-based: Collaborative Development of Technology (Room: Almada Negreiros 1)		Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network
	ID: TIC19022	Coproducing Digital Technologies to Promote Desistance	Jason Morris, National Specialist Lead (Domestic Abuse), HMPPS, England & Wales Victoria Knight, Senior Research Fellow, De Montfort University, United Kingdom
	ID: TIC19023	Harnessing Digital Technologies for Offender Rehabilitation: Implementation and Outcomes from the Breaking Free Digital Interventions in Prisons	Sarah Elison-Davies, Research Director, Breaking Free Group, United Kingdom Glyn Davies, Service Development Director, Breaking Free Online, United Kingdom
	ID: TIC19024	How we Used Agile to Develop Probation Software - Direct2probationer	Patricia O’Hagan, CEO, Core Systems, Northern Ireland
	Theme 3: Looking Over the Wall: Sharing & Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration (Room: Almada Negreiros 2)		Track Chair: Hans Meurisse, Senior Adviser - International Expert, EuroPris, Belgium
	ID: TIC19025	Leveraging Data for Successful Rehabilitation and To Ensure Citizen Safety	Kathy Gattin, Sr. Program Manager, IJIS Institute, USA Fred Roesel, Business Architect, Marquis Software, USA
	ID: TIC19026	Joined up Justice in the Irish and Northern Irish Prison and Justice services	George Jackson, CIO, Irish Prison Service Robbie Burrows, Head of ICT Services, Northern Ireland Prison Service
	ID: TIC19027	Using Technology to Enhance Knowledge Transfer in Correctional Practice	Ralph Serin, Professor, Carleton University, Canada
11:00 - 11:30	Coffee Break & Exhibition (Foyer- Eduardo Viana)
11:30 - 12:00	ID: TIC19028	ICPA Technology Solutions Network & Europris IT Expert Group Room: Eduardo Viana	Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network Häkan Klarin, CIO, Swedish Prison and Probation Service
12:00 - 12:30	ID: TIC19029	Experimental Lab of Penitentiary Forensics Room: Eduardo Viana	Sergio Bianchi, Researcher, Italian Ministry of Justice Sara Gambino, Pedagogical Juridical Officer, Ministry of Justice - Penitentiary Department - Triveneto Office, Italy
12:30 - 12:45	ID: TIC19030	TIC Talks* Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana	PatrickFransen, ICT Expert Group Member, EuroPris, Belgium JacquesHensen, ICT Manager, Centre Pénitentiaire de Luxembourg Russ Nichols, CIO, California Department of Corrections, USA
12:45 - 14:15	Lunch & Exhibition (Restaurant)
14:15 - 15:45	Parallel Presentations
	Theme 1: Evidence-based: Improving Offender Case Management (Room: Eduardo Viana)		Track Chair: Patrick Fransen, ICT Expert Group Member, EuroPris, Belgium
	ID: TIC19031	Using Technology to Implement and Maintain Quality Assurance in the GEO Continuum of Care Model	Ralph Fretz, Director of Research, GEO Group, USA DerrickSchofield, Executive Vice President, Geo Care, USA
	ID: TIC19032	The Tennessee Model of 360 Seamless Supervision	Alisha James, Assistant Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Corrections, USA Sean Hosman, Chief Executive Officer, Vant4ge, USA
	Theme 2: Looking Over the Wall: Healthcare & Case Management Delivery (Room: Almada Negreiros 1)		Track Chair: Jacques Hensen,ICT Manager,Centre Pénitentiaire de Luxembourg
	ID: TIC19033	Leveraging and integrating technology for a healthy outcome	Bradley Hale, Director, Partner Strategy and Business Development, Connexall
	ID: TIC19034	How to Deal with Ethical Rules Using a Body Scanner	Jan Steven van Wingerden, CEO, ODSecurity, Netherlands
	Theme 3: Finding an Equilibrium by Using Technology Room: Almada Negreiros 2)		Track Chair: Russ Nichols, California Department of Corrections, USA
	ID: TIC19035	RIAT-C: A Universal Approach to Delivering Case Management Practices in a Rapidly Evolving Policy Environment	Zoran Brzakovic, Chief Information Officer, ACSO, Australia
	ID: TIC19036	Enablers of Change - a New Risk & Needs Assessment Tool	Ian Ware, Head of Quality and Policy, Interserve, United Kingdom Pip Davies,Policy Manager, Interserve, United Kingdom
15:45 - 16:15	Coffee Break & Exhibition (Foyer- Eduardo Viana)
16:15 - 17:15	ID: TIC19037	Closing Session Room: Eduardo Viana
16:15 - 17:00	ID: TIC19038	Track Chair Conclusions Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Häkan Klarin, CIO, Swedish Prison and Probation Service George Jackson, CIO, Irish Prison Service Steven Van De Steene, Corrections Technology Consultant, Smart Corrections, Belgium Zoran Brzakovic, Chief Information Officer, ACSO, Australia Simon Bonk, CIO, Correctional Service Canada and Chair of the ICPA Technology Solutions Network Hans Meurisse, Senior Adviser - International Expert, EuroPris, Belgium Patrick Fransen, ICT Expert Group Member, EuroPris, Belgium Jacques Hensen, ICT Manager, Centre Pénitentiaire de Luxembourg Russ Nichols, CIO, California Department of Corrections, USA Teck EnLoh, Director (Transformation & Technology Division), Singapore Prison Service Room: Eduardo Viana
17:00 - 17:15	ID: TIC19039	Conclusion & Final Words Global Track Chair: Manuel Tanger, Portugal Room: Eduardo Viana

* The ‘TIC Talks’ is a plenary session comprising short discussions/presentations to give a brief introduction to each of the topics which follow in breakout rooms (Parallel Presentations) on the next section of the programme.

Please, bear in mind that this is not a final version of the programme and some changes might occur in the upcoming weeks.