Over 25 years ago the Kentucky State Police (KSP) had 100% paper-based reporting and 39 people working across three shifts keying in crash data. Today, the workload is reduced to one person – a whopping efficiency gain of over 99 percent.
This dramatic improvement is the result of uniting disparate data sources into a centralized repository of information for a single view. The power behind KSP’s connected data is a platform where a traffic report can reveal human trafficking patterns, while warrant execution occurs in hours instead of days, and rural counties have access to the same investigative tools as major cities.
Discover how KSP went from fragmented to connected, building a technology blueprint for smarter, safer public safety in this article.
Kentucky Built the Technology Blueprint for Smarter, Safer Public Safety – Police Magazine
