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 "The implementation of the property management system from a paper based approach was a major project for a Force of our size. After 18 months of use, comments received include: • far better than the paper system • we should have had this a long time ago • now I don't have to chase the Force looking for books • what did we do before KIM? • I can now check the status of my property before I ask for it • we no longer have a problem trying to read an Officers writing" Simon Maddison, West Yorkshire Police Find out more |
 "The system was initially met with some degree of trepidation, but has now proved a great success, especially with Property Officers." Tracie M Bethell, Policy Development Manager, Staffordshire Police |
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 "There is an effective, IT-based, Performance Development System (PDR) process, which has been developed from the Skills for Justice integrated competency framework. A software company, KIM, has been used to improve the system to meet the requirements of North Wales Police. There is a 99.6% compliance rate with the completion of PDRs." North Wales Police - HMIC Baseline Assessment Report Oct 2005 Find out more |
"The PDR system is comprehensive and has been intranet-enabled for a year" Bedfordshire Police - HMIC Baseline Assessment Report Oct 2005 |
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 "Certainly from my knowledge the Briefing System has been very reliable and I think its set up strikes a good balance between what we can alter ourselves and what we need KIM to do and consequently pay for. In my experience anything I have wanted has been done, usually at a reasonable price and within a reasonable timescale." DI Barry Carruthers, Cumbria Constabulary Find out more |
"My experience of KIM has been positive" DI Barry Carruthers, Cumbria Constabulary |
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 One of the real issues in a successful pro-active Trading Standards office is how the high volume and diversity of goods retained for examination or exhibits are stored and managed until case closure. Time is precious and expensive; calls from defendants about what has been taken and what can be returned can be lengthy and exhaustive. Find out more |
"The end result: value for money and peace of mind." |
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