Toward cyber‐centric management of policing: back to the future with information and communication technology

К киберцентрированному управлению полицией: возвращение в будущее с помощью информационно-коммуникационных технологий
Vincent Hughes, Peter E.D. Love
2004-09-01

Western Australiacyber-centric policinginformation and communication technologypolice managementvirtual policing
A number of external and internal forces are influencing policing efforts to service the community. These external forces include public expectations for traditional services, and the State government's push towards new public management practices. Internal forces include legacy management practices and inappropriate asset holdings. While there have been a plethora of companies from the private sector that have successfully used information and communication technology (ICT) to address similar influences and ameliorate their performance, this has not been the case in the policing environment. To obtain the strategic, tactical and operational benefits that can be acquired through the adoption and widespread implementation of ICT, a framework is presented to enable virtual policing in Western Australia.
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Internal policing constraints include legacy management practices and inappropriate asset holdings, limiting organizational performance.
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Policing is shaped by external pressures, including public expectations for traditional services and government demands for new public management practices.
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The paper presents a framework for implementing virtual policing in Western Australia to obtain strategic, tactical, and operational benefits from widespread ICT adoption.
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Unlike many private-sector organizations, policing has not effectively used information and communication technology to address operational and managerial pressures.

policing in Western Australia

the strategic, tactical, and operational effects of adopting and widely implementing information and communication technology for virtual policing

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Vincent Hughes
Peter E.D. Love
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