Analysis: Police forces investigate new ICT strategies

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Cash-strapped police forces across England and Wales are turning to outsourcing and shared services in an effort to both cut IT costs and increase efficiency

Police forces' budgets across England and Wales have seen significant cuts recently, and according to the Home Office, UK police staff numbers have fallen to their lowest level since 2003. The t...

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