Staffordshire Police look to EE 4G, Internet of Things and connected devices to help fight crime
'My aspiration is for Staffordshire to be the most technologically advanced police service by 2016,' says Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis
Staffordshire Police plan to use Internet of Things, connected devices and mobile technology powered by EE 4G connections to become Britain's "most technological advanced police service" by next year....
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