The art of the possible

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Trust

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Crime

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Cyber security -
Protecting your data and network

Keeping data safe. Maintaining 24/7 operations. Both critical priorities given the Met’s digital transformation journey – with greater connectivity and more data creating potential new vulnerabilities.

Employing the expertise of more than 6,000 security specialists, Atos is Europe’s proven leader in Cyber Security.

• Benefit from an end-to-end partnership that uses the power of big data and automation to deliver efficient and agile security.

• Tap into the power of our worldwide network of Security Operation Centers.

• Work with the chosen cyber security provider for the International Olympics Committee and European Commission.

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Data Storage for effective insight

Data-led policing is the future – and the key to data-led policing is clean and accurate data.

From transformation and cleansing through to near real-time retrieval, Atos provides the consultancy and support you need to build an agile, modern, and reliable data storage architecture.

• Extensive expertise and experience in building Data Warehouses, Data Lakes, and Data Lakehouses.

• Supported Kent Police with an Azure-based data archive solution, securing legacy data and providing a flexible search tool.

• Deep understanding of Management of Police Information (MoPI) Retention, Review and Disposal (RRD) rules.

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Robotics -
Automating data processes

Our work with the Met to date means we know just how important automation is to helping you work faster and freeing up talent. That’s why we’re so excited by our discussions about creating a Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Centre of Excellence.

• We want to help you deliver a fast-paced, scalable, and cost saving RPA programme.

• Automating key processes like vetting officers for role changes and force movements will deliver powerful impacts on productivity.

• Atos is already helping NHS England realise its own automation ambitions.

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Account Manager

Artificial Intelligence -
Using AI for crime pattern analysis

AI has the potential to transform the way the Met can prevent, investigate, and even solve crime. Our joint proof of concept promises to revolutionise the analysis of crime report data through the application of powerful artificial intelligence.

• AI can help to identify patterns and links in reported crimes faster and more accurately.

• Huge amounts of data can be rapidly sorted and analysed, reducing the time between crimes and convictions and enhancing your understanding of the events that lead to an offence.

• An extensive range of use cases, including a crackdown on violent predators.

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Digital Twin - Accelerate officer training

Creating virtual reconstructions of physical objects and locations can transform training for specialist roles. From firearms handling and bomb disposal through to deep water diving, digital twinning allows officers to take part in advanced training without ever leaving the office.

• Create detailed digital models of items like firearms and explosives, allowing officers to become familiar with them in virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR).

• Develop custom modules that recreate specific situations and allow officers to train at any time of the day.

• Atos is already supporting Signal Officers in the British Army via a dedicated VR training programme.

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Account Manager

Power BI -
Advanced reporting

Turning raw data into insightful, accurate, and readily available reports is crucial to fighting crime and engaging with citizens alike. Using Power BI, the Atos Police Performance Dashboard helps you turn disparate information from calls, messages, and incident reports into actionable insights.

• Give your officers the ability to spot patterns, make new connections, and test hypotheses.

• Identify Stop and Search trends and hot spots, mobilising officers to respond proactively rather than reactively.

• Used by 1,000+ officers across Sussex police, delivering instant access to strategic and operational insights.

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Account Manager

Technology operation centres

By bringing all of your data and technology together within a single platform, you can create major efficiencies and make your teams even more productive. This unified ecosystem will deliver real time insights to front line officers and anyone else who needs them.

• Atos provides the Technology Operating Centre for the International Olympics Committee, helping to both run the Games and ensure that the results of all Olympic and Paralympic events reach the world’s media in real time.

• Our expertise also extends into military control centres, where coordination, communication, data, and intelligence has a profound effect on the battlefield.

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Monitor vehicles, officers and assets

In the Internet of Things (IoT), physical objects are embedded with digital sensors – allowing information about their condition, location, and more to be communicated in real-time. For the Met, that creates significant opportunities around everything from productivity to officer safety.

• Connected vehicles would allow for detailed monitoring of fleet performance, reducing running costs and maximising operational availability.

• Safety equipment such as stab vests could report back when penetrated, allowing medical support to be dispatched immediately.

• GPS tags fired at escaping criminals or vehicles enables their position to be tracked without needing a line of sight.

Data Archiving Solutions

Robotics – Automating data processes

Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Crime pattern analysis

Digital Twins – Accelerating officer training

Technology Operation Centres

PowerBI – Advanced reporting

Internet of Things – Monitoring vehicles, officers and assets

Cyber Security – Protecting your data and network

Want to learn more?
Contact Seraphina Earl,
Account Manager

Want to learn more?
Contact Seraphina Earl,
Account Manager

Drones - Improve surveillance, increase safety

Around the world, drones are seeing rapid adoption by forward-thinking police forces. Equipped with high-definition cameras and sensors, these aerial units are being used to shadow officers in the field – improving officer safety, surveillance, risk assessment, and evidence capture alike.

• With the addition of metal detectors, drones can conduct non-intrusive weapon searches on large groups.

• Heat vision technology can be used to identify narcotics plants and cannabis factories in a cost-effective way.

• Facial recognition cameras can be used to identify known criminals in highly crowded areas.

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Account Manager

Multi-Agency Incident Transfer (MAIT) - Collaborate with other Emergency Services

Connecting emergency services with fast, secure messaging that improves life-saving outcomes, Multi-Agency Incident Transfer (MAIT) can make a vital difference to standards of inter-agency collaboration. This high-availability service is already used across UK Government departments for the sharing of sensitive information.

• MAIT removes complex point-to-point interfaces and replaces them with a range of simple collaboration options.

• Information can be shared accurately, confidently, and instantaneously – improving outcomes in life-saving situations.

• Easy and flexible to integrate, MAIT is also a highly cost-effective collaboration solution.

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Smart CCTV

AI, machine learning, and the Internet of Things are changing the face of CCTV. Video and imagery can now be processed, interpreted, and used to generate alerts and recommended actions when monitoring real-time incidents – all without the need for human intervention.

• Threatening and suspicious unattended objects can be detected and flagged automatically.

• Officers can be deployed based on real-time alerts or using patterns and trends.

• Suspects, assets, and people of interest can be identified using facial recognition techniques.

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Better informed officers

Every day, front-line officers need to make quick, informed, and accurate decisions when attempting to locate and intercept persons of interest. To accomplish this, they need rapid and convenient access to sensitive information and criminal records – no matter where they are.

• Mobile devices offer rich potential, with biometric technology like face and fingerprint scanning capable of being used to identify apprehended suspects on the spot.

• On-the-go access to criminal records can aid officers in their decision making, leading to a reduction in errors and better resource utilisation.

• Atos already employs biometric technology at the Olympic Games, where eyeball and fingerprint scanning is used to verify access to restricted areas.

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Account Manager

Engaging better with victims

We know that one of the Met’s key objectives is to better engage with citizens, particularly those who have been victim to a crime. That relies on being able to communicate sensitively and consistently for the duration of their case.

• Dashboards that provide an end-to-end view of a case can help to create a delicate ongoing dialogue with the force.

• Facilitated through a dedicated or existing app, those dashboards would provide greater transparency and visibility for citizens.

• This is one of many projects that we’re already scoping with the Met as part of Project Peel.