Cloud evidence management systems to be a "powerful tool" in collaborative working

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Cloud evidence management systems to be a "powerful tool" in collaborative working

Boss of tech firm Genetec wants the company's software to "make life easier" for UK officers.

Mr Cook says officers eyes were 'lighting up' at the potential of the company's software.

Date - 10th May 2017
By - John Toner - Police Oracle

Cloud-based evidence systems could save police forces a significant amount of time. That is the view of Simon Cook, sales engineering manager at Genetec, a technology company working on introducing one such system to UK law enforcement. Genetec...

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