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High-priority information technology needs for law enforcement [Documento electrónico] / John S. Hollywood ..[et al.].- Santa Monica, California : Rand Corporation, 2015.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm. - (Priority Criminal Justice Needs Initiative)
Project supported by Award No. 2010-IJ-CX-K007, awarded by the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Ficheiro de 807 KB em formato PDF (95 p.).
ISBN 978-0-8330-8873-4
TECNOLOGIA DA INFORMAÇÃO, POLÍCIA, APLICAÇÃO DA LEI, FORÇA DE SEGURANÇA
Preface. Figures.Tables. Summary. Acknowledgments. Abbreviations. Chapter One - Introduction to the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center Information and Geospatial Technology Center’s Strategic Planning Activities. Overview of the Report. Prior Work on identifying technology needs for law enforcement. A framework for organizing and assessing IT needs for Law Enforcement. Categorizing technologies and technology needs. Objectives for Law Enforcement. Overview of strategic planning activities for NIJ. Assessing demand for new technologies: interviews with Law Enforcement Agencies. Assessing demand for new technologies: technology working groups. Assessing demand for new technologies: The Law Enforcement Advisory Panel. Technology assessment studies. Examining the use of predictive analytics in policing. Examining Prior NIJ-Funded Geospatial Tools. Examining the use of automatic license plate readers. Examining both the promise and the pitfalls of information-sharing. Examining investment in technology in a financially challenged environment. Examining the market and market gaps for technology: supply and demand analysis. Problem statements from law enforcement conferences. Integration and analysis of technology needs. Chapter Two - Information technology needs for Law Enforcement. Law Enforcement information technology needs. Support for technology areas and law enforcement objectives. Coverage of technology areas. Coverage of law enforcement objectives. Chapter Three - Findings and recommendations. Keynote A: Improve the law enforcement community’s knowledge of technology and technology practices. Theme 1: Need to improve the law enforcement community’s knowledge of technologies and practices for leveraging technologies. Theme 2: Need to improve the dissemination of best practices related to technology management and process improvement. Other needs related to improving the community’s knowledge of technology. Keynote B: Improving the sharing and use of law enforcement–related information. Theme 3: Need to improve the sharing of law enforcement–relevant information. Theme 4: Need to improve the display and use of law enforcement information. Theme 5: Need to improve mechanisms to communicate with the public. Keynote C: Needs for other technology RDT&E. Theme 6: Need to improve health systems. Theme 7: Need to improve privacy, security, and civil rights policies. Theme 8: Need to improve the affordability of technology. Theme 9: Need for more research and evaluation on practices to reduce crime. Theme 10: Improved major event response technology. Theme 11: Need for improved deployable sensor technologies. Next steps in needs assessment. Conclusion: A road map for law enforcement information technology science and technology efforts. Appendix: Information technology capability demand and supply analysis: results of the market survey. Bibliography.