Records Management Systems, or RMS, gather and store reliable data, which, in turn, allows for the measured planning and informed policing as well as the capability to track trends and detect changes in crime patterns. Each RMS utilizes its own reporting methodology, but in less than two years, every agency RMS must employ a new methodology called the National Incident-Based Reporting System.

What does increased mobility mean for officers and their ability to respond to incidents? In this episode, Waylon Kenning, OnCall mobile product manager, discusses the growth of mobility field solutions for public safety as well as the future of connectivity, including increasingly linked devices, the Internet of Things, and what this all means for public safety.

Historically, PSAPs have utilised separate systems for unique functions, but how can public safety agencies adapt to a changing world that prioritises agility and resiliency? In this episode, Ralph Diment, Director of Industry & Product Marketing for Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division, discusses both the challenges and opportunities agencies face with the expansion of data volume and diversity.

Historically, PSAPs have utilised separate systems for unique functions, but how can public safety agencies adapt to a changing world that prioritises agility and resiliency? In this episode, Ralph Diment, Director of Industry & Product Marketing for Hexagon’s Safety & Infrastructure division, discusses both the challenges and opportunities agencies face with the expansion of data volume and diversity.

Hear different perspectives from students, professors, and researchers to understand how Hexagon software bridges the gap between industry and education.

When it comes to large-scale events and incidents, responders must be able to effectively organize and utilize their resources. But major incidents cannot be managed like typical calls for service - they’re too large and too complex. What agencies need are the ability to coordinate simultaneous actions across diverse teams. In this podcast, Simon Welfare-Jervis, principal consultant for Hexagon’s Safety and Infrastructure division, takes you through the ways in which Intergraph Planning & Response can support your agency before, during, and after these critical events.

Deepwater Subsea founder & CEO Michael Fry, who was supporting the Deepwater Horizon rig during the blowout, reveals his step-by-step digitisation process as a rallying cry to the O&G industry to stop navel-gazing and start changing.

Recent developments in mission-critical communications are leading to a massive public safety transformation. With the implementation of Emergency Services Internet Protocol Networks (ESInet), agencies now have the ability to send and receive data-rich messages, including images, text, video, and other sensory-based communications. In this podcast, Mission Critical Partners’ Senior Vice President of Corporate Development, Darrin J. Reilly, discusses how public safety agencies can prepare for the oncoming escalation in multimedia data flows.

According to a recent industry report by Berg Insight, digitalization profoundly impacts production efficiency and safety in mines. However, expressions such as digital mine, connected mine, smart mine and countless other variations continue to confuse people. Hexagon's Mining CTO offers his take on what makes a mine smart.

In this interview, we will hear about the latest innovations from ERDAS APOLLO and WebGIS.