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To limit crime rates, the law enforcement agencies around the world are increasingly leveraging technologies to ensure safer and protected surrounding for all.

Notably, in that regard, the use of virtual reality is developing rapidly. Law enforcers believe that it can change the way their officers are trained. By simulating real-life situations, they can feel more engaged while practicing to solve crime cases or to hone the skills of crime scene etiquettes.

In addition, augmented reality glasses are also coming into focus now as a viable option for police officers to stay connected with their IT teams in real-time, in action, to collaborate and identify potential miscreants or vehicles via facial or object recognition technologies. Much like a sci-fi movie, this is enabling law enforcers to quickly apprehend a challenge beforehand, and potentially prevent it from occurring. There are also instances of AR helping with crime scene investigation through remote assistance from forensic experts and senior detectives. Although these use cases are in the pilot phase, smart AR glasses will eventually become a standard part of police equipment in the not-so-distant future.

In this edition of Government Business Review, we bring you the story that deliver the best outcomes for their clients. This edition also offers a combination of thought leadership articles from subject matter experts and exclusive insights from CIOs and CXOs. We hope this edition will provide you with the right assistance in choosing the best law enforcement solutions according to your requirements.

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