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Navigating change: Ensuring mission continuity in a new era of Policing
The recent publication of the Government’s White Paper, From local to national: A New Model for Policing, signals one of the most significant shifts in the UK’s public safety landscape in decades.
As the conversation evolves around structural changes, national procurement, and technological convergence, it is clear that the sector is entering a period of profound transition.
While the ‘how’ and ‘where’ of policing may be up for debate, ‘what’ remains constant: the mission to keep our communities safe and protect the vulnerable.
At Naimuri, our role has always been to act as a steady technical partner to Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs).
We recognise that regardless of how boundaries are drawn or how governance is structured, the underlying challenges of data fragmentation, digital backlogs, and the need for ethical AI, require robust, future-proof solutions.
Our focus remains on three core pillars of support during this transition:
- Interoperability: Ensuring that as forces move toward a more national model, data flows seamlessly and securely across borders to tackle organised crime.
- Mission-Led Innovation: Providing the technical connective tissue that helps frontline officers reduce administrative burdens, no matter which force they call home.
- Engineering Trust: As new national standards are set, we remain committed to Secure by Design, ensuring that our technology serves the public interest with total transparency.
The White Paper highlights an ambitious vision for a tech-driven future.
We are here to help our partners in Law Enforcement navigate that complexity, ensuring that the transition from local to national is underpinned by stable, secure, and world-class engineering.
The landscape is changing, but the mission remains the same. And so do we.
