Want to know the future holds for public safety and policing? Learn how new technologies are being incorporated today to improve public safety and law enforcement operations and boost efficiency. Motorola is pleased to present these three free white papers exclusively to MRT's readers: Video Changes the Future of Policing   Beyond Voice Radio: What's Next for Public Safety Communications   eCitations: Your Ticket to Increased Revenues and Productivity   Register now to download these timely reports from Motorola. >>

> Video Changes the Future of Policing
For years, law enforcement agencies have used radio to provide them with the information they need to perform their missions. To increase the success of each operation, police are now incorporating video into their information network to augment traditional methods before, during, and after an event. This white paper outlines how video sharing and collaboration between law enforcement personnel can provide real-time information that could help agencies make better decisions, resulting in better outcomes.
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> Beyond Voice Radio: What's Next for Public Safety Communications
For those who have the responsibility to provide public safety communications support, this is the age of "more." Citizens demand more protection. Civic leaders expect more results from tax dollars. Departments request more equipment and Federal agencies impose more standards. This white paper outlines the concerns surrounding the incorporation of new communication technologies into the field and the user demands that must be met by new devices and systems in order to create seamless solutions that fulfill mission critical needs without creating additional confusion or complexity.
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> eCitations: Your Ticket to Increased Revenues and Productivity
The high cost of manual citation procedures is well documented -- every year, agencies lose millions of dollars due to errors. In addition, there are the hidden soft costs that affect agencies. The time consuming manual processes reduce productivity -- more officers or inspectors are required to cover a municipality, translating into higher staffing costs -- and reduced community service levels. This white paper discusses the benefits of automating such citation processes with mobile handheld devices that could result in not only reducing these issues but also provide the seamless connectivity needed to ensure uninterrupted access and sharing of relevant data.
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