Issue link: https://resources.esri.ca/i/804966
Your Analysis Is the Key—GIS Is the Portal Though much of your core work will still be done in the desktop environment, GIS has become the platform that you can use to deliver your authoritative maps, crime data layers and analytics to the rest of the organization. With ArcGIS, you can: • Organize all your geospatial content into galleries • Manage who has access to what, with secure groups according to unit functions • Create self-service tools that run on any device with Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS • Create dynamic analytical reports with Esri Story Maps • Support real-time operational awareness using Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS • Deliver maps to offi cers in the fi eld on any device with Collector for ArcGIS and Explorer for ArcGIS Crime Analysis Transformed The power of Esri intelligent mapping goes beyond identifying crime. Analysts use sophisticated Esri spatial statistics and predictive analysis tools to forecast when and where the next event will occur. By applying geography to trends, you can correctly understand community issues and respond with accurate intelligence. With Esri tools, you can also analyze crime patterns, identify hot spots and link crimes, offenders, vehicles and associates—all through location. The ArcGIS platform gives police the ability to make better informed decisions with confi gurable apps that support: • Tactical analysis • Strategic analysis • Administrative analysis • Intelligence analysis • Public information sharing Leverage Esri tools and solutions to make an immediate impact on crime in your community: • Improve effi ciency with tools for automated geocoding • Use out-of-the-box tools for predictive policing • Develop more compelling grant applications with powerful socioeconomic analysis tools • Employ advanced spatiotemporal tools for analysis and visualization in 2D and 3D • Engage citizens by transforming strategic and administrative reports into interactive dashboards and story maps