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Showing Stories from 24th November 2020 to 24th March 2021

Free up officers' time through tech, says Nottinghamshire chief

(24/03/21) The force is championing three new uses of technology that chief constable Craig Guildford says are helping them to make more arrests as well as save time and lives.

(23/03/21) New app for reporting hate crime launched in Merseyside (18/03/21) Force criticised for buying gadgets instead of basic support ICT

Facial Recognition Technology: a force for good

(17/03/21) Real life cases of LFR finding missing children and identifying sex offenders are being lost in a narrative centred on privacy and data protection says former surveillance camera commissioner Tony Porter.

(12/03/21) PAC warns on "staggering" cost of border security tech failures (11/03/21) Digital investigation in murder case recognised at international awards (09/03/21) Force introduce what3words as additional location finding tool (26/02/21) Nottinghamshire use new app to monitor sex offenders' activity (24/02/21) 'Reset' Airwave replacement project 'will be signed off next month' (17/02/21) College backs findings of 'better co-ordination' during pandemic (16/02/21) Pressing the delete button (10/02/21) Interpol requires 'serious investment' to match SIS II capabilities (08/02/21) Hogan-Howe to review PNC records wipe as officers use back-up systems (05/02/21) A question of ethics

Police ICT: a view from the frontline

(03/02/21) Where do frontline officers think the answers to the service's technology problems lie? Two officers shared their views at this week's Police Digital Summit.

(03/02/21) Poor quality data 'magnifies risk' on systems such as PND

New technology can tip officers over the edge warns chief

(02/02/21) Lancashire's chief constable Andy Rhodes said the introduction of new technology "nearly brought the force to its knees" and the impact on wellbeing and readiness of staff to use it must be considered.