Data and application management - 536/2020
- How does your police force currently access and manage its data and applications?
• On premises
• In a public cloud
• In a private cloud
• Hybrid cloud model
• Other, please state: - What approximate percentage of your data and applications are currently ‘in the cloud’?
• Zero
• 1-25%
• 26-50%
• 51-75%
• 76-99%
• All of our applications and data are hosted in the cloud - Is your police force considering investing in cloud infrastructure and technologies - such as software, platform or infrastructure as a service (SaaS, PaaS or IaaS) - in the next 12 months?
• Yes
• No
• Don’t know - Is your IT department outsourcing or downsizing its physical IT infrastructure, e.g. on premise servers and physical hardware, in favour of a cloud model?
• Yes – we have already done so
• Yes – we are planning to do so in the next 12 months
• Yes – we are in the process of doing so
• No – we do not plan to do this - Are all of your police officers that work with IT / computers able to access data files and applications when working remotely / out in the field?
• Yes
• No
• Don’t know - How much has your police force spent on outsourcing IT in the last five years? This refers to budget spent on devices used by third parties/contractors/outsourced employees as well as outsourcing itself
- Does your police force report back on information technology use related greenhouse gas emissions?
• Yes – and we have specific targets to meet
• Yes – but we don’t have specific targets to meet
• No
• Don’t know
If your police force does have 2020 targets on information technology use related greenhouse gas emissions, please answer:
Are you on track to meet your 2020 targets for information technology use related greenhouse gas emissions?
• Yes – we’re on track to exceed that target
• Yes – we’re on track to meet that target
• No
• Don’t know