Create and adhere to a citywide data management, transparency and sharing policy

Police, courts and other agencies involved in public safety gather massive amounts of data, but often critical pieces – mug shots, arrest records, court files, fingerprints and the like – are stored physically

This increases the reliability and resiliency of the infrastructure, and allows for the quickest possible incident response time.

Prioritize the use of legacy investments, including physically stored data.

This increases the reliability and resiliency of the infrastructure, and allows for the quickest possible incident response time.

Using the smart devices deployed across various transportation modes, smart cities use analytics to provide their transportation managers with a complete operating picture.

Use open integration architectures and loosely coupled interfaces

A comprehensive device management system helps enforce compliance with city data management, security and privacy policies.

Have access to comprehensive device management

Central GIS and countless other GISs and miscellaneous devices and resources need to implement open standards that make it possible for them to communicate complex geospatial information