by Graham Newman | Sep 7, 2021 | Blog, News and events, Police
Interoperable technology is key to unlocking the potential of AI to help fight crime. AI doesn’t work without timely access to police data, which too often sits in silos. To explore what can be done to solve the problem Clare Elford, Managing Director, Clue, chaired a...
by Graham Newman | Jul 9, 2021 | Blog, Corruption, Fraud, Police, Thought Leadership
Celebrating success and improving collaboration were the key themes of Clue’s recent Investigating Fraud webinar which attracted over 100 participants from over 50 different agencies and bodies. The Investigator and the Commissioner Conducted under the Chatham House...
by Graham Newman | Apr 30, 2021 | Blog, Case study
Amazon Corporate Security Investigations is a global team responsible for investigating insider threats to ensure a safe workplace for more than 300,000 employees in 64 countries. Administration overload The team were using uncoordinated tools to manage...
by Thomas Drohan | Feb 8, 2021 | Blog, News and events, Police, Public Safety, Thought Leadership
Clue contributed to a panel discussing data ethics in policing at this year’s Police ICT Conference. The panel discussed ways of embedding data ethics into policing as well as the possible benefits of a more national approach, embedding good practice. Here we...
by Thomas Drohan | Nov 9, 2020 | Blog, News and events, Public Safety
Hack Hate is an online, entirely virtual, data-driven 3-week hate crime hackathon organised by Police Rewired. Clue are delighted to have been involved in another fantastic event organised by Police Rewired. Participants in this year’s hackathon were invited to come...
by Thomas Drohan | Feb 17, 2020 | Blog, News and events, Police, Public Safety, Thought Leadership
Clue Managing Director, Clare Elford, provides a guest blog contribution to TechUK Public Safety Campaign week. In this piece, Clare Elford from Clue welcomes the National Policing Digital Strategy but says we need to focus quickly on implementation. Some of the...
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