Although rugged laptops, followed by two-in-one devices and then tablets, still account for the bulk of police fleet computing devices, there is a small-but-growing smartphone trend. Younger cohorts of officers demand them and solutions such as the Samsung DeX platform are aggressively pursuing this opportunity to enable the security, ruggedness and usability needed for successful police agency smartphone deployments. Most importantly, the cost-based value proposition of the smartphone addresses the farleading mobility barrier for this sector.
Vendors Mentioned in This Report:
- CentralSquare
- Dell
- Digital Ally
- FirstNet
- Gamber-Johnson
- Getac
- Havis
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- Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
- Kyocera
- Motorola Solutions
- Panasonic
- Samsung
- Verizon
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Table of Contents
- A Lack if Manpower, Funding and Agility Guide Police Agency Mobility Priorities
- Officer Tech Deployments Hold Steady, but there is Mobile Momentum
- Samsung's DeX Platform is spearheading the Sector's Smartphone Ecosystem
- The State of FirstNet and Dedicated Public Safety Cellular Networks
- Expanding Camera-Based Solutions Introduce New Capabilities and Challenges
- The CAD/RMS Landscape is shifting to Accommodate Increased Mobility and Interoperability
- Technology Vendor Profiles
- Hardware Manufacturers
- Dell
- Digital Ally
- Getac
- Kyocera
- Motorola Solutions
- Panasonic
- Samsung
- Mounting Solution Providers
- Software Developers
- CentralSquare
- Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
- Network Providers
