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Justice for All: For Government, Information-Sharing Tops the Most-Wanted List

Overview Most law enforcement experts would agree that one of the best ways to combat crime - be it local or global - is to use information technology to identify and track suspects and criminals wherever they hide. This requires a level of information-sharing that only recently has become available as technology matures. The problem is not just one of having a narrow mindset or an unwillingness to collaborate. Microsoft and its partners have created the tools and infrastructure to enable law enforcement agencies to work more closely together.

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Publisher	e.Republic	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2002
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Tools, Security Management

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