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Law enforcement professionals and technology experts won’t want to miss our upcoming webinar where we will explore the transformative potential of AI in law enforcement, focusing on innovations in computer vision, digital twin simulations and federated analytics. Learn how these technologies improve surveillance, evidence management and case reporting, ultimately enhancing safety and efficiency for officers. Hear the latest information on real-time surveillance, efficient evidence management and advanced case reporting systems.
Dell experts and a law enforcement guest will provide a comprehensive panel discussion about practical applications and real-world success stories. The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session to provide actionable insights and address your specific challenges.
Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of technological advancements and improve your department’s operational efficiency and public safety.
By joining this webinar, you will:
- Discover how AI technologies like computer vision, digital twin simulations and federated analytics can revolutionize law enforcement workflows.
- Learn how AI can streamline evidence management, case reporting and real-time surveillance for improved decision-making and resource allocation.
- Explore AI-driven digital forensics, robust evidence tracking systems and automated reporting to reduce administrative burdens.
- Understand the benefits of federated analytics for secure data sharing and predictive analytics for crime forecasting.
MEET THE SPEAKER:
Chris Henningsen serves as the President of the National Real Time Crime Center Association (NRTCCA) and is one of the founding board members of this organization. NRTCCA serves members throughout the United States and is focused on providing members with the resources they need to develop and enhance their real time centers. The NRTCCA focus areas are Development, Innovation, Collaboration & Education (DICE). The NRTCCA has a certification program that is focused on educating all operators and leadership of Real Time Centers the importance of privacy, civil rights and civil liberties while identifying best practices of operating real time centers. Chris played an important role in the development of the Real Time Crime Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. Chris is a nationally and internationally recognized speaker on a variety of topics and has had the opportunity to speak at multiple conferences around the country for law enforcement and corporate organizations.