John Clement:

 Question 1:
"The phones we have been issued although aren’t amazing and at times are frustrating the email function proves very useful. Using the camera you can take pictures for crime’s attended then email them to yourself before uploading.  From there you can then circulate it around your shift for observations."

"In Cherwell and West we trialled the Stop and Search app. It needs some tweaking and some expansion but a good advancement away from paper forms"

Question 2:

"The ability to not have to go back to the station to view complicated jobs or update jobs from the scene would be most helpful. I feel a unit inside the car in some form would be better to reduce unceccessary travel. Having officer’s able to access all systems on this computer such as PNC would also be good as this would assist officers at stop checks and relieve pressure on control and IRB"

Neil:

Question 1:
"Having access to remote mobile data and information is really beneficial for officers, and decreases the need for airtime on personal radios."

Question 2:
"The ability to work remotely with no problems from the network, having access to all software and systems we would have in the office, i.e. wise boxes and charter and not having to keep updating when we are not on the LAN network."

Andy Mott:

Question 1:

"My smartphone was a straight forward transition"
"its working perfectly"
Question 2:
"The most important thing is the efficiency of our computer systems"
"We rely so heavily on the use of computers"

PC Lewis:
Question 1:
"you call ICT and they provide you with a new radio or battery"
Question 2:
"Devices for being on the go"
"Save journey times"
"Access to dispatch system, command and control, niche"

Rhs Miles:
Question 1:
"The smartphones have been absolutely fantastic"
Question 2:
"The Body Worn Video central storage"

Sgt Elliot:
Question 1:
"The smartphones have been a massive improvement"
"Being able to get better access to emails and DMS"
Question 2:
"Some sort of command and control system in our vehicles"
"Sort out performance of computers"
"they have got progressively slower"

Lubna:
Question1:
"Access to emails on my smartphone"
Question2:
"Better communication if we have a problem"

Paul ICT:
Question1:
"It was all done, no problems whatsoever"
"Saved my trainers about 20 minutes work every morning"
Question2:
"If i have trainers in class and I dont know when the problem will be solved, then i have a problem"
"if I knew, then I have a tangible workaround"

Rhodes Policing Officer:
Question 1: "The introduction of the mobile phones enables us to make informed decisions by the roadside"
"Enables better communication as a Family Lisason Officer"
Question2:
"The mobile fingerprint devices are of real importance in identifying unknown persons"
"enables us to contact next of kin and assists greatly"

Johnathan Hyland "Hampsire Constabulary"
Question 1:
 "Our work mobiles have made our job easier"
"able to access the internet and all the systems that go with that"
Question2:
"I needed to call ICT several times"
"being held on the phone before it was being answered for at least 10 minutes"
"a faster response"

Sarah:
Question 1:
"The best thing for us is the mobile phones that we can take out on our beats"
"being in contact with our community members"
Question2:
"an easier way to have a one to one chat on how to use your phone and get the most out of it"

Woman with hair:
Question1:
"Your helpdesk and the people that man that are always incredibly friendly, patient and supportive"
"Ive always had a really good service"
Question2:
"It would be really good if we could tap into your general expertise"
"The ability to talk to someone about how to do something in excel or powerpoint would be really welcome"