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NCJ Number: 136553 Add to Shopping cart Find in a Library
Title: Working Smart: Applications of Expert Systems for Patrol Managers by the Year 2000
Document: PDF
Author(s): R R Henderson
Date Published: 1992
Annotation: This analysis of the development of expert systems and their possible use by patrol managers focuses on whether or not such systems enhance patrol operations, whether their use will be affected by future training needs, and whether law enforcement managers can be convinced to use them.
Abstract: In examining the cross impact of seven key trends and five events, the first chapter develops a likely future; based upon this future, three scenarios describe various agencies exposed to identical conditions: one unprepared but able to limp through the next decade, one totally unprepared for and devastated by the future, and one that anticipates future conditions and prepares for them. Chapter 2 develops a strategic plan designed to guide a department toward the goals achieved by the prepared agency. The plan calls for significant departmental reorganization and development of a long-term systems acquisition plan. Chapter three presents a plan for transition management. The study concludes that the use of expert systems by patrol managers will enhance operations and that future training needs are likely to increase the benefits of using such systems. The study also concludes that initial resistance by managers to such systems is a possibility; however, this resistance should diminish over time if a number of suggested measures are implemented. 11 references, 26-item bibliography, and appended supplementary information
Main Term(s): Expert systems; Police management
Index Term(s): California; Computer aided operations; Future of policing; Police planning
Publication Number: 13-0251
Sponsoring Agency: California Cmssn on Peace Officer Standards and Training
Sacramento, CA 95816
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Page Count: 83
Type: Research (Theoretical)
Language: English
Country: United States of America
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