Public Safety and Justice
“All
expectations
and
projections
about the
rollout of
Burgernet
have been
surpassed.
Burgernet
works!”
Ivo Opstelten, Minister
of Security & Justice, Netherlands
The Challenge
Organisations that provide services for public
safety and justice have a lot to gain from using
technology innovatively and effectively.
These organisations need:
- cost-effective services: these should be
well-managed and secure
- a citizen-centric approach: so that they can
engage with citizens better
- lower operating costs: combined with better
service quality
- innovation: modern technology without
extra investment
- co-operation: to network with other
agencies in the sector and safely share
data.
Our answer
You’re eager to innovate faster, adopt more
efficient general working practices and make
operations as modern as possible. There are a
number of ways in which we can help. Through
smart, innovative and joined-up solutions.
Like we did for the Crown Prosecution Service
(CPS) in England and Wales. We introduced a
national electronic case management system
and recently rolled out secure mobile devices
to support prosecutors working in court.
Throughout the programme we have worked
closely with the CPS to ensure the technology-enabled business change delivers tangible
business benefits.
Did you know?
- Community policing (Burgernet) in the Netherlands is a great success thanks to Logica, with more than one million people in 382 municipalities participating.
- We provide 150,000 police officers in France with modern IT tools to help them in their investigations.
- A Logica-led consortium has won a 10 year outsourcing contract to deliver the UK Serious Organised Crime Agency’s ICT and related services.
- We provide the UK Crown Prosecution Service with the technology to prosecute over 15 million defendants.
- We have designed, built and currently operate the Police National Database (PND) serving all UK police forces. In 2012 the number of searches on the PND had exceeded one million since it went live.
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