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    Home»Promoted Content»BCX enables police digital transformation

    BCX enables police digital transformation

    Promoted Content By BCX7 September 2020
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    With cloud at its core, and 4IR technologies allowing for informed, smarter, safer and more effective police forces, BCX is providing the most powerful weapon yet: digitisation.

    Utilising AI, machine learning, IoT and wearables, mobility, and biometrics, officers are held accountable and are empowered. Through the digitisation of documentation, e-conferencing, and online case management, everything from crime prevention, to suspect apprehension, to the court system, incarceration and prisoner rehabilitation, is more streamlined and effective.

    By embracing innovation, government can create a safer South Africa and ensure that we protect the brave people who protect us all.

    View our infographic here to better understand how innovation can be the transformation we need for our security forces.

    Click here for more information.

    About BCX
    At BCX, we consider ourselves your partners, and we take care of your technology so that you can focus on your customers’ needs. The goal of every member of our team of over 6 000 people is to maximise your productivity, increase your profits and, most of all, future-proof your business.

    BCX offers a complete service in ICT. We take care of your technology so that your workforce is free to focus on your customers’ needs, build productivity, grow profits and embark on the journey to digital transformation.

    Our track record of reliability, stability and consistency speaks for itself. Before Telkom’s acquisition of the company in 2015, Business Connexion had been running since 1996, when it was founded by 23-year-old twin brothers Benjamin and Isaac Mophatlane. The company was listed on the JSE in 2004, after a merger with Comparex Africa. Today, we work with businesses from tiny start-ups to JSE-listed enterprises and international corporations.

    For more information, contact us on +27 (0) 21 550 3000.

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