Public Safety & Surveillance
The inability to integrate data in the public sector prevents state, local, and educational organizations from capturing the analytics necessary to have an impact on situational awareness, response time, and security.
The inability to integrate data in the public sector prevents state, local, and educational organizations from capturing the analytics necessary to have an impact on situational awareness, response time, and security.
Improving safety and efficiency as citizens travel through cities is a growing smart city initiative. However, it encompasses more than just putting autonomous vehicles on the road or providing Wi-Fi in mass transits. Analytics and IoT help enable automated vehicle maintenance and vehicle route optimization. Connecting the dots among vehicle data, traffic intersections, road conditions, parking options, and weather conditions not only makes a city smarter, but also safer for its citizens.
From a generational standpoint, Millennials (born 1981-1996) are considered tech savvy, while Gen Z (born 1997-present) are considered to be tech native. Being tech native means being born in the era of smartphones, where using multiple digital devices is the “norm.” This generational characteristic is prodding federal, state, local, and especially educational organizations to take a hard look at digital solutions that are interactive and integrated for real-time collaboration onsite or remotely.
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