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Humberside Police deploys ‘fuzzy matching’ to fight crime

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| 07/11/2006

Software Humberside Police deploys ‘fuzzy matching’ to fight crime Humberside Police force has deployed Informatica...intelligence information systems. Humberside Police head of information services Graham... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/11/07/219716/humberside-police-deploys-fuzzy-matching-to-fight.htm

Humberside Police improves emergency response

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| 10/10/2007

IT Management Humberside Police improves emergency response Humberside Police Force (HPF) is reducing response times to emergency and non emergency calls through a Nortel IP network and call handling system. The system is being rolled... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/10/10/227346/humberside-police-improves-emergency-response.htm

The routes to end-point security

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| 07/06/2007

...that were easy to forget or lose, and as a result needed to be changed frequently. Another innovative user, Humberside Police, issued biometric USB drives to staff to maintain data security. The devices from MicroRiver use fingerprint recognition... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/06/07/224614/the-routes-to-end-point-security.htm

Soham inquiry: police left in the dark after rushed Y2K project

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| 08/03/2004

...rushed programme to upgrade Humberside Police's computers in time for the...constable David Westwood that Humberside Police had been forced to delete intelligence... The report revealed that Humberside Police had no mechanism for collating... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/03/08/200849/soham-inquiry-police-left-in-the-dark-after-rushed-y2k.htm

Notts Police boosts security with single sign-on

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| 23/08/2007

...future, enabling staff to enter applications using smartcards and biometric fingerprint data. Other forces, such as Humberside Police, have already implemented biometric data security. Hansen said, "It means officers do not need to have all... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/09/12/226350/Notts-Police-boosts-security-with-single-sign-on.htm

Police join forces with palm print database

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| 28/03/2006

...Ident1 will allow searching of all mainland UK records for the first time, and has already been used successfully. Humberside Police has reported 20 hits since starting to use the capability at the beginning of March. The Ident1 service contract... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/03/28/215049/police-join-forces-with-palm-print-database.htm

Police force secures data with biometrics

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| 02/03/2007

...confidence that all confidential data transferred is secure,” said Roy MacDona, information security manager at Humberside Police. Eight other UK police forces are evaluating the system as a means of replacing floppies, CDs and DVDs, according... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/03/02/222189/Police-force-secures-data-with-biometrics.htm

Humberside increases storage capacity to cope with digital growth

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| 15/11/2007

...CCTV, crime photos and digital recording has led Humberside Police to install more capacity on their storage area network... Roy Macdona, computer development manager of Humberside Police, said, "Ever since we moved over to San technology... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/11/15/228110/humberside-increases-storage-capacity-to-cope-with-digital.htm

Police complete palm print database roll out

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| 24/03/2006

...Police, which matched a handprint taken from the scene of a robbery in October 2005 to one held on a local database. Humberside police have also reported 20 matches since starting to use the software earlier this month. The palm searching capability... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/03/24/215030/Police-complete-palm-print-database-roll-out.htm

Police slash time and costs with video analysis system

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| 22/10/2007

...cuts the time needed to review a 24-hour tape to 40 minutes. Peter Morriss, scientific support manager at Humberside Police, which has been deeply involved in the project, said the proliferation of CCTV meant police had a vast amount of... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/10/22/227640/police-slash-time-and-costs-with-video-analysis-system.htm

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MidlandHR puts its hands in the air for Humberside Police’s payroll process

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| 20/11/2009

...puts its hands in the air for Humberside Police’s payroll process Published 20th November 2009 Humberside Police, covering the districts...adopting a bureau service, Humberside Police will pass on responsibility... http://www.itbinternet.com/pr/33947

Humberside Police Gets 168mph Lexus IS-F