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Case study: How World Horse Welfare uses Clue software to safeguard horses across Europe
The world’s leading equine welfare charity, World Horse Welfare improves the lives of horses in the UK and around the world through education, campaigning and hands-on care. The charity’s welfare hotline – which enables the public to report incidents involving horses...
Simple solutions for complex cases: The importance of UX for investigation software (and how Clue gets it right)
A decade ago, navigating new cities was a very different experience. You’d require a map, and perhaps a rudimentary understanding of the local language to read street signs and ask for directions. Today, the process is almost unrecognisable. You open your phone’s map...
Smart policing: Tom Gash on the future of British law enforcement
For Tom Gash, how we think about crime and policing is dogged by myth and misconception. It prompted Gash, an academic and former government adviser on crime, to author his recent book Criminal: The Truth About Why People Do Bad Things. The book takes aim at the UK’s...
Why is data analysis such a challenge for UK police, and what can be done about it?
With data forming an increasingly large part of police investigations, we explore the challenges our forces face in analysing this mountain of information. Plus some possible solutions.
5 key takeaways from the Digital Policing Summit 2017
Thomas Drohan, Clue Investigations Commercial Director, offers his key takeaways from the third annual Digital Policing Summit.
Hosted by the Police ICT Company, the National Police Technology Council and Cityforum on October 26th 2017 , the third annual Digital Policing Summit gathered technology and security professionals, police policymakers and government representatives (among others) to discuss the digital challenges, changes and opportunities faced by UK police in 2017.