Connected Environments encompasses three key innovative solutions that enable emergency services to operate with greater transparency, efficiency, and resilience, allowing them to build safer communities by establishing trust: 

Connected Vehicle arrived in Helsinki after being on a road tour, which started in London with stops in Hamburg, Copenhagen, Oslo, Gothenburg, and Stockholm before CCW. Along the way, customers could book a test drive to see how the Connected Vehicle delivers critical real-time situational awareness by connecting critical voice technology, software applications, and video systems, essentially bringing control room intelligence into the car. First responders are a community’s first line of defense. Empowering them with real-time location and status information of other vehicles in their fleet enables better decision-making in emergency situations.

Connected Officer equips first responders with the tools they need to communicate and collaborate effectively, establish trust and transparency, and always prioritize safety in the field. This includes access to real-time data, maps, and other information, as well as the ability to communicate with others. Body-worn cameras, digital notebooks, and two-way radios allow critical information to be captured and shared in real-time to other officers in the field as well as the control room, streamlining workflow.

Connected Control Room provides a single, unified view of all the information gathered from multiple connected communication technologies. Flows of information are seamlessly integrated, analyzed, and managed to improve coordination and collaboration between first responders and those in command centers who are managing and coordinating emergency responses.