IG Punjab inaugurated the Monitoring Dashboard, Biometric Attendance System and Digital System of ACRs at the RPOs Conference.
From the Dashboard, officers from IG Punjab to DSP level will be able to assist in monitoring and executing professional matters.
IT reforms of Punjab Police will prove to be a "game changer" in the provision of public service delivery. IG Punjab.
Inspector General of Police Punjab Inam Ghani has said that IT reforms of Punjab Police will prove to be a "game changer" in the smooth delivery of public service delivery and protection of lives and property of the people as these working systems designed with modern policing, softwares and applications not only meet the requirements of contemporary policing but are also being upgraded in the light of close monitoring, force and users feedback. He further said that the new modern "Monitoring Dashboard" aims to improve the performance of the force by making the process of supervision of force and police stations more efficient and thanks to this system as officers will be able to get better results from subordinates with effective supervision. He further said that introduction of biometric attendance system in police stations is also an important need of the hour as it would enable effective monitoring of the professional affairs of the personnel assigned as per requirement on all duties including operation and investigation. He further said that modern computerized system of writing Performance Evaluation Reports (ACRs) is an important achievement of the IT wing of Punjab Police which would eliminate unnecessary delays in submission of ACRs of subordinates. He directed that all future performance evaluation reports (ACRs) of officers and personnel should be written under the new modern system. He further said that effective use of information technology is essential for rooting out crime and improving public service delivery, thus ensuring full utilization of modern IT systems as per SOPs issued to improve the working of police stations and those who avoid the use of these modern technology projects must be questioned. He further said that with the effective use of IT applications and software, all professional matters including police stations and police offices should be carried out in the best possible manner as these projects reflect more transparency and impartiality in police working. He expressed his views while giving instructions to all RPOs and other senior officers of the province at the RPOs conference held at the Central Police Office here today. On this occasion, IG Punjab inaugurated the new IT projects of Punjab Police “Monitoring Dashboard”, Biometric Attendance System and Digital System of ACRs.
DIG IT Waqas Nazir briefed the RPOs conference participants about the modern automated system for writing “Monitoring Dashboard” and Performance Evaluation Reports (ACRs). Talking to the officers, he said that the officers from IG Punjab to DSP level would be able to get assistance in monitoring and executing professional matters as this modern monitoring dashboard would integrate strength of nuffree, crime, investigation, security, patrolling, inspection, discipline and record of police station alongwith other important wings into one place. He added that Punjab Police has so far provided state-of-the-art IT projects for its service delivery to Gilgit-Baltistan and Sindh Police while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Kashmir Police are being provided modern IT projects for their service delivery in next coming days. Talking to the officers, he said that they should ensure full utilization of the new systems introduced so that effective monitoring of professional affairs of the force could be ensured in order to improve the process of protection and service of life and property of the people. Additional IG South Punjab Captain (Retd) Zafar Iqbal Awan, Additional IG Establishment Ali Amir Malik, Additional IG Logistics Shahid Hanif, Additional IG Investigation Fayyaz Ahmed Dev, Additional IG Welfare and Finance Muhammad Farooq Mazhar, Additional IG Operations Sahibzada Shehzad Sultan, CCPO Lahore Ghulam Mahmood Dogar, RPO Gujranwala Rao Abdul Karim, RPO Faisalabad Rifat Mukhtar Raja, RPO DG Khan Captain (R) Muhammad Faisal Rana, RPO Multan Syed Khurram Ali, DIG Operations Punjab, Sohail Akhtar Sukhera, RPO Sahiwal Ahmed Arsalan Malik, RPO Sargodha Ashfaq Ahmed Khan, DIG IT Waqas Nazir, RPO Sheikhupura Inam Waheed and RPO Bahawalpur Zubair Ahmed Dareshk and other officers were also present.
(Handout No. 106)
Nayab Haider
Director Public Relations
Punjab Police
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