Rules of engagement: Durham PCC uses technology that helped put Obama in the White House to understand local issues

25th February 2020Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

Technology that helped former President Barack Obama secure a second term is now helping Durham Constabulary understand better what local communities really think about policing. CEO and co-founder of Elucd Michael Simon and Acting Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham Steve White explain the potential the technology has for policing.

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Rules of engagement: Durham PCC uses technology that helped put Obama in the White House to understand local issues

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