The documentation burden continues, with optimism technology can help address challenges posed by the “Great Resignation” economic trend.
Report writing and filing incident reports remains the biggest drain on officer productivity
Say they spend between two and four hours on reporting and other paperwork per day—and an additional 14% spend more than 4 hours per day
Indicate mandatory documentation has increased “somewhat” or “significantly” in the past 18 months
Say tighter integration of Dragon with Microsoft productivity tools (e.g., Word, Teams) would enhance daily workflow
Cite virtual communication tools like Teams as playing a more prominent role in administrative aspects of policing
Agree or strongly agree an AI‑powered “virtual partner” would be a welcome modern policing development
Mobile and cloud‑native tech is addressing new facets of policing, addressing the needs of the “whole officer.”
Say speech‑to‑text has a significant role promoting apps that foster wellness, safety and professional development
Agree mobile tech usage for purposes other than documentation has increased in last 18 months
Either “agree” or “strongly agree” officers need a connected workplace of cloud‑hosted smart‑tools
Agree within 5 years VR, simulators and digital collaboration tools will play a larger role with training and accreditation bodies
Dragon for law enforcement
Dragon Professional Cloud for law enforcement makes police documentation easier and faster—from anywhere.
Create incident reports 3x faster than typing, with up to 99% accuracy
Complete documentation in vehicle, at station, in‑field or at home—with or without an internet connection
Enjoy “always latest” access to updates and enhancements with cloud‑native solutions
Use Dragon Anywhere Mobile for iOS or Android at no additional cost with a Dragon Professional Anywhere subscription
Retain the ability to use traditional Dragon Law Enforcement in locales (or areas) without internet connectivity
Extend the life of older MDC’s with a cloud‑native solution requiring minimal “on‑device” processing
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