Under 30s Responsible For Landing Police Departments In The Clouds Lifts Off Boston
These Under 30s are probably the reason your local police officer will be able to look up your license and registration from her smartphone.
Read MoreSheriff’s Services Improve With New Record Management System
“We’re told no one has ever launched a Mark43 product that fast,” said Capt. Rhodes. “The training time and staff cost to get it running were a dramatic improvement. The previous system required 3,052 hours in overtime and comp time. Mark43 took less than 370. The savings for the taxpayer are going to be substantial — now and long-term.”
Read MoreThis NYC Startup Raised $38M to Help The Police Fight Crime With Software
There’s a lot of software dedicated to looming attacks in the cyber world – but what about practical software that aids our law enforcement officers and keeps us safe on the ground? Arising from observing bloated, legacy systems that are poorly designed and a general lack of technology adoption in police forces, Mark43 is a…
Read MoreExclusive: Police Tech Startup Mark43 Raised $38 Million to Make Law Enforcement More Efficient
“Right now, police departments are built to be very siloed, so it makes it hard for jurisdictions to share information,” Crouch said. “The cloud is the future.”
Read MorePlacentia Police Department replacing outdated software system that officials said takes time from patrolling
Placentia will spend up to $592,200 to replace outdated software for the Police Department, which officials said will significantly reduce workloads and keep more officers on the streets. The City Council recently approved a five-year contract for the Mark43 system. The new software will overhaul the department’s process for managing records, dispatch, evidence logging and…
Read MoreThe Big Business of Police Tech
With investors like Jeff Bezos, Ashton Kutcher, and former CIA director David Petraeus, Mark43’s cloud-based software aims to update and consolidate aging records and dispatch systems.
Read MoreDixon approves police records management system
“This is moving us into the 21st century,” Mayor Thom Bogue said.
Read MorePolice departments lack James Bond’s cool, but they’re getting his gadgets
And back at the station, there’s another type of technology in use. Powerful software from start-up Mark43 helps police file reports and keep and study statistics. The start-up, backed by Jeff Bezos ‘ Bezos Expeditions and former military general and CIA Director David Petraeus, among others, reports that it’s saved more than 250,000 hours of work for police in Washington, D.C., alone.
Read MoreGovTech Founder Series: Founders of Public Safety Software Startup Mark43 on Launching, Long-Term Vision
It’s no secret I am a huge fan of Mark43. I’ve gotten to know them over the last couple of years and have a ton of respect for their product, culture, and the impact they are having on the way policing is done in this country. The founding team was kind enough to take some…
Read MoreGetting more police in the cloud … and back on the beat
Software and data analytics company Mark43 helps cops enter crime reports faster. The aim is to improve efficiency, getting more police out from behind desks and on the streets, driving down crime levels.
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