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Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski
Queensland Police Service
Using Technology to Mobilise Policing
Mobilised Policing
• Mobility – using technology to connect police in real time to enterprise systems and information needed for them to operate autonomously anywhere at any time
• As contemporary technology is an enabler of mobility, so mobility enables service delivery transformation for contemporary policing
QueenslandAustralia’s second-largest and third-most-populous state with a
population of 4,750,500 within an area of 1.8 million km² (1.1m miles²).
Our VisionMembers of the community work together with QPS
to stop crime and make Queensland safer.
Our ServiceEstablished in 1864, the QPS is now over 11,800 members
strong and is effective across land, sea and air.
QPRIME (QPS Niche RMS)Our Niche Journey…
IntelligenceTraffic
Crime ReportingCustody Management
Prosecution ManagementProperty Management
Reporting
21 million occurrences10 million person records4 million vehicle records
7 million addresses
Created 2 million occurrences
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Growing UsageStaff readily embraced the technology…
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NVOI transactions excluding QPS
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Frontline MobilityHarnessing the power of Digital Transformation to
“Service the Community Better”
General Mobile CapabilitiesReal-time access to ...
SearchingQLiTE is able to access multiple databases;
within the state and nationwide.
Purpose Built AppsQLiTE Action Apps allow for seamless creation and
updating backend systems from the field
QTasks AppsMobile dispatch app frees radio
for critical communication and presents QPRIME Tasks.
Ongoing UsageMonthly statistics of activity across the QLiTE apps
Statistics for May 2016 with ~5000 devices include: Street Checks Created: 58,000 Move-On Directions: 400 Positive Roadside Drug Tests: † 750 QNotices Occurrences Created: 15,200 QPRIME Alerts expired: 600 QPRIME Alerts created: 220 Person Records Viewed: 136,000 Vehicle Records Viewed: 710,000 DV Conditions Viewed: 5,600 Address Searches: 19,500 Organisation Searches: 1,250 † Negative tests are recorded as Street Checks.
Mobile DevicesKeeping our data secure
Managed ServicesQPS doing what it does best…
The Future
Schedule for pilot of future significant capabilities
QTasks • QCAD Incidents Oct 2016 • QPRIME Tasks Nov 2016
QOccurrence • Missing Person (Includes initial Framework) July 2016 • Domestic Violence (No DV, DV) Sept 2016 • Public Nuisance (inc Banning Notice) Sept 2016 • Referral Oct 2016 • Sudden Death Nov 2016 • Traffic Crash Dec 2016
Enhancements • Offender History Jun 2016 • CrimTrac update (inc DV Orders) TBC
Using Technology to Mobilise Policing
• The dividends from mobility include increased productivity and effectiveness.
• The time savings from keeping officers in the field equipped with systems that are quicker and more accurate are directed towards other policing demands and allows the QPS to consider its future growth modelling from a more sophisticated perspective rather than just more blue shirts.
• It also means better and more complete intelligence available to and collected by police, which supports a greater focus on prevention and deterrence, rather than just reactive policing.