Digital user survey provides ‘call to action’ to improve DDaT provision for police officers and staff

7th July 2026Keith Potter, Editor, Policing Insight

Policing Insight’s Police Digital Experience Survey offers “qualitative, independent data and evidence” that poor digital, data and technology (DDaT) provision are driving officers and staff out of policing, according to one stakeholder at last month’s launch event, while another confirmed senior officers will view the survey findings as a “call to action” to ensure improvements are made to DDaT that will enable officers and staff to better protect the public, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports.

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Digital user survey provides ‘call to action’ to improve DDaT provision for police officers and staff

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