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Law enforcement technology and product providers were planning to showcase their latest innovations at IACP New Orleans in September and then the hurricane hit the city.
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Using a combination of mobile hardware and law enforcement software, along with newer resources like FirstNet, officers can do their jobs safely and more efficiently.
Read More →Innovative new body cameras, radios, and training simulators were among the stars of this year's show.
Read More →The operating environment for American law enforcement is more complex than ever, so you need new solutions and systems for evidence capture and management.
Read More →A show like IACP often involves about a thousand or more exhibitors, hawking a wide variety of products and services.
Read More →A wide variety of new law enforcement products were on display at the annual IACP show.
Read More →PlateSmart is a software-only solution that costs substantially less than other LPR systems because it does not require dedicated hardware and special cameras.
Read More →Back in 1965, a few years before he helped found Intel, a scientist named Gordon Moore postulated a law of technology. What the brilliant Mr. Moore said is that the power of computers will double every year. Some say he said every 18 months.
Read More →Gamber-Johnson has introduced its CF53 docking station designed for the Panasonic Toughbook 53 designed to maximize the space available inside the vehicle by using a small docking station footprint.
Read More →If someone had told me then that Captain Gadget was laying the foundation for the future of police work, I would have pointed and laughed and probably choked on my donut. But now I have to admit that he was.
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