Digital advancements over the past decade provide police with multiple opportunities to modernise their processes and assist with their daily duties. The advances in computer and robotic systems can facilitate in predicting, preventing, and detecting crime, along with more efficient and accurate recording, and storing, of information relating to the NSWPF workforce and criminal matters.
NSWPF is particularly interested in research into:
13.1 What opportunities are there for using augmented reality software in police training? What are the benefits of this approach and is it more effective than traditional training methods?
13.2 Research examining Network Convergence to enhance communication in rural and remote areas of Australia. Specific areas of interest include:
> What are the current Modern Network trends and emerging technologies globally?
> What challenges and opportunities exist for geographically distributed network design?
13.3 What are the critical network design success factors for mobile users' enterprise cloud consumption?
13.4 What is the impact of user experience design on the effectiveness and adoption of new IT platforms?
13.5 Research on large enterprise and government agency hosting solutions recommended by vendors, hyperscalers, and industry experts detailing the best way to meet Secret iRAP certification in a cost-effective manner.