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New national initiatives and the growing volume of digital evidence are putting massive pressure on police forces and their ICT systems. With ICT budgets static or shrinking, police forces and criminal justice organisations need to find ways to achieve more with their existing resources. By optimising ICT systems and services, your organisation will not only be able to improve efficiency and collaboration but also reduce expenditure and simplify change.

How Computacenter can help

Computacenter can help you get more from your ICT - without the need for additional investment.

From structured cabling and shared datacenters to desktop support and information management, we will remove cost and complexity from your ICT function, so you can focus on the technologies that will transform the judicial process.  

Our services and solutions will help your organisation:

• Avoid spiralling ICT costs
• Maximise the time officers and staff spend upholding justice and protecting the community
• Ensure secure and reliable access to digital evidence  
• Simplify the adoption of new legislation and national initiatives, such as ISIS and MOPI

Computacenter skills, services and solutions span the entire ICT infrastructure and are based on flexible commercial models. We take an open, pragmatic approach, and always provide independent advice, working with ICT departments, not around them.

Our justice expertise

• Computacenter’s dedicated account teams have a detailed understanding of the police and criminal justice sector, its working practices, goals and challenges.
• We have more than 10 years’ experience of delivering end-to-end ICT solutions and services to police forces, including Kent Police, Strathclyde Police and Lancashire Constabulary, as well as criminal justice organisations, such as the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service. 
• In partnership with EMC and SynApps, Computacenter has developed a solution for the Management of Digital Evidence (MODE) that enables police forces to overcome their interview recording and storage challenges