Complexity science and policing: Developing new tools to help make better policy decisions

8th October 2018Ch Supt Phil Davies, Information Services Transformation, GMP 1 Comment

The OU's Police Learning and Research Group, in partnership with Greater Manchester Police, has commissioned a study into how complex systems thinking can support police policy decision-making. GMP's Programme Director for Information Services Transformation Ch Supt Phil Davies explains how ‘synthetic intelligence’ could be a new frontier for policing.

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Complexity science and policing: Developing new tools to help make better policy decisions

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