Veritone is offering three sessions for POLICE Technology Experience 2021 that focus on how technology can help agencies comply with transparency laws and requirements.
The sessions are now available on demand at PoliceTechnologyExperience.com.
The keynote titled "Key Trends in Technology Used to Increase Constituent Transparency" discusses technology and best practices employed by agencies across the country for expediting transparency initiatives.
Veritone is offering three sessions for POLICE Technology Experience 2021 that focus on how technology can help agencies comply with transparency laws and requirements.
The sessions are now available on demand at PoliceTechnologyExperience.com.
The keynote titled "Key Trends in Technology Used to Increase Constituent Transparency" discusses technology and best practices employed by agencies across the country for expediting transparency initiatives. Presenters include Mike Morper and Jon Gacek of Veritone, Jen Snyder of GovQA, and Mitch Thompson of Word Systems.
The second Veritone session is a case study titled "Is Your Agency Ready for Stop Data Collection." In this case study, you can learn about how three California agencies are preparing to comply with the state's Racial and Identify Profiling Act.
The third session discusses the capabilities of Veritone's Contact-Intelligent Field Application for Stop Data Collection.
To attend these sessions on demand, register at https://www.policetechnologyexperience.com/experience/register

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