Ajman Police organizes a workshop on open data

Within the framework of the Ajman Police General Command's endeavor to achieve the strategic goal of the Ministry of Interior aimed at promoting a culture of innovation in the institutional work environment, and ensuring the provision of all administrative services in accordance with quality, efficiency and transparency standards, the Ajman Police General Innovation Unit organized a workshop on “open data” implemented by Exantium specializes in government innovation. The workshop was attended by Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, Brigadier Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department, and Brigadier Ali Obaid Al-Shamsi, Director of Strategy and Performance Development, and a number of general managers, directors of departments, and officers described the officers of Ajman Police. The workshop was presented by Mr. Ibrahim Al Badawi, founder of the Open Data Institute in Dubai, during which he defined the concept of data as one of the most important tools for innovation in the digital era "the era of Instagram", and explained the uses of government institutions for innovation in various fields, such as providing better services to please the public, increase efficiency and effectiveness, and create economic value And financial, and is the basis of artificial intelligence systems for countries that seek to promote innovation in providing their services. The workshop also covered the presentation of successful stories of countries that have employed data to support innovation and benefit from their experiences in understanding the importance of open data, and exercises were conducted for the officers participating in the workshop, and the impact that the employment of open data can have on the Ajman police work mechanism to support artificial intelligence. At the conclusion of the workshop, His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police thanked the Exantium Company for the valuable workshop, praising the efforts of those responsible for developing the expertise of police officials in supporting innovation and enhancing it in order to improve police services.