Dyfed Powys joins three-force data and intelligence sharing platform

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Dyfed Powys joins three-force data and intelligence sharing platform

New records management system will also provide platform for force to manage all its forensics exhibits.

The force will be able to manage its forensics exhibits through a single platform

Date - 11th May 2020
By - Gary Mason

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Dyfed Powys Police will be able to share all operational and intelligence data with three other forces following an upgrade to its records management system. The existing Tri-Force Niche Records Management system, provides immediate access to all...

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