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Advancements in technologies have enabled police agencies to find innovative ways to leverage new technologies as tools for increasing effectiveness and improving officer safety. With the right pairing of mobility and data communication technologies, law enforcement officers can have better situational awareness, more automated workflows, and safer interactions with the public.
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Chris Sullivan currently serves as the Public Sector Industries Global Strategy Lead for Zebra Technologies and leads a law enforcement industry advisory board focusing on the application of advanced technologies for the betterment of officer and community public safety. He is a board of director member and quality control committee chairperson for Swedish Hospital, NorthShore Health System, and advisory board member for Hippo Technologies Inc. Chris has previously served as board member for the GIC HIMSS Organization and as the center of excellence chairperson for the Global IOT Community Organization. Chris is an advocate for the role technology plays in improving the quality, safety, and efficiency in public sector industries, and works around the world listening, learning, and sharing advanced technology application of use best practices.
Eric Hilton is a NA Regional Portfolio Manager for Zebra Technologies, supporting strategy for Zebra’s Enterprise Mobile Computing Portfolio. As an RPM, Eric focuses on driving new product adoption into North America for Zebra’s Mobile Computing Products, and captures customer and industry feedback to help steer next generation portfolio strategy. Eric began his tenure with Zebra as a Sales Engineer, focusing specifically on the needs of Manufacturing/Transportation & Logistics customers. Prior to joining Zebra, Eric spent 8 years in the automated manufacturing industry, building custom assembly lines and equipment for domestic and international manufacturers.
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