[On-Demand Webinar] New Tools, New Insights: How Technology is Shaping the Future of Intelligence-Led Policing

Leonardo has partnered once again with Police1 for an insightful webinar on how emerging technologies are shaping the future of intelligence-led policing.

This informal, yet information-packed discussion is designed for chiefs, command staff, detectives, patrol officers, IT managers, and others in law enforcement who are interested in learning about all the new technologies available to law enforcement agencies—from automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) to drones to AI and beyond.

There's no doubt it: These innovations are enhancing real-time situational awareness and enabling a more proactive approach to crime prevention, while also leading to better investigative results and smarter resource management.

Here's a little about what you can expect:

The moderator: Chief Jim Bueermann (ret.) has worked in law enforcement since 1978, retiring after 33 years with the Redlands Police Department, where he served as Chief of Police and Director of Housing, Recreation, and Senior Services. In 2012, he became president of the National Police Foundation (now the National Policing Institute). After retiring in 2018, he began consulting for various organizations and founded the Future Policing Institute in 2019 to promote effective, empathetic, and just policing for the future.

The speakers: 

• Philip Lukens, a leading expert in artificial intelligence who served as Chief of Police in Alliance, Nebraska from 2020 to 2023
• Todd Child, Sr. Vice President of Professional Services for Leonardo's ELSAG Automatic License Plate Recognition Systems line of business (Todd leads our New York-based global software development team)

What the webinar covers:

• The foundational and emerging technologies contributing to proactive crime prevention and real-time situational awareness.
• How communication technologies and collaboration platforms enhance information sharing and coordination within law enforcement agencies.
• How social media monitoring and open-source intelligence tools aid in gathering actionable intelligence.
• How law enforcement can identify people of interest through the signatures emitted in or within electronic devices like fitness trackers, RFID tags, and mobile phones.

Check out the on-demand webinar now.