Abstract

This IDC report covers selected smart policing projects in Asia/Pacific as part of ensuring public safety measures. Increasing concerns have necessitated the need to improve existing policing methods. Smart surveillance and policing require a wide range of digitalized data sources for decision making, improved connectivity, and increased actionable intelligence. The combination of this data-driven approach and technological innovation is already changing conventional policing practices.

"Smart policing involves real-time data monitoring and evidence-based decisions to optimize investigation processes, which involve smart devices and sensors along with data sharing and data analysis. All these tech adoptions need to be backed by upskilling, regulation adherence, and explainability to citizens for successful and scalable deployments," says Manoj Vallikkat, senior research manager, IDC Asia/Pacific Healthcare Insights.

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