IBM urges forces to use free 'box of toys'

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IBM urges forces to use free 'box of toys'

Agreement between the Police ICT Company and IBM means all forces across the country have access to wide range of tech tools at no cost.

IBM has reached an agreement with Police ICT allowing forces access to its data analysis tools

Date - 19th January 2017
By - John Toner, in Hinckley

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Tech giant IBM has urged every force in the country to make the most of an agreement allowing free access to its data analytics tools. A deal between the Police ICT Company, set up police and crime commissioners, and IBM means all 43 police...

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