In this episode, we're joined by John Atkin, the Commander for Digital Transformation at the Northern Territory (NT) Police here in Australia.
John talks about his journey from a general duties constable to leading the digital transformation efforts at NT Police, the challenges and successes of implementing the SerPro case management system, and the importance of user-centric approaches in technology adoption.
He also discusses the role of situational leadership in managing large-scale change, the innovative use of technology in remote policing, and the future plans for further digital advancements within the NT Police.
If you want to learn valuable lessons from a leader who has been in the trenches of driving digital transformation in a complex policing environment, then make sure to listen to this episode!
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SHOW NOTES LINKS
www.linkedin.com/in/john-atkin-mba/
pfes.nt.gov.au/
NTPFES/
ntpolicefireemergencyservices
www.linkedin.com/company/northern-territory-police-fire-and-emergency-services/
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Intro
01:49 John's Journey to Becoming Commander of Digital Transformation in the NT Police Force
03:49 Why John Loves His Job Now
05:41 Game-Changing Police Tech
07:31 Overcoming Connectivity Challenges and NT Digitalfication
10:56 The $60 Million Digital Shift
14:02 Managing Major Changes in the NT Police Force
16:39 Feedback on SerPro Platform & The End User Engagement
20:01 Strategies for Frontline Deployment
24:27 Benefits of Peer Mentoring
27:14 Situational Leadership Explained
31:49 Innovative Police Programs
37:43 Outro
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DISCLAIMER
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