Hampshire police trial Office Sharepoint Server

Hampshire Constabulary is running a pilot of Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server to meet the Management of Police Information code of practice.

Karl Flinders, Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly

Published: 29 May 2007 13:37

Hampshire Constabulary is running a pilot of Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server to meet the Management of Police Information code of practice.

The code was introduced in 2005 to ensure police forces manage information in a consistent way, so that data can be used by different agencies.

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Hampshire police trial Office Sharepoint Server

Hampshire Constabulary is running a pilot of Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server to meet the Management of Police Information code of practice.

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