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June 2006 - ‘Ask the Police’ Website now available on Blackberry

A new version of PNLD’s successful ‘Ask the Police’ website and database has been developed by PDMS for use on Blackberry mobile devices.

May 2006 - Visit PDMS at ACPO in London

The ACPO-APA Summer Conference and International Policing Exhibition is taking place this week on the 24th and 25th May

May 2006 - PDMS is awarded Catalist, Framework Agreement

PDMS are delighted to have been selected as an accredited supplier for Application Development Services on the Specialist Solutions, Catalist Framework Agreement.

January 2006 - PNLD finalists in the UK e-Government National Awards 2005

The Police National Legal Database (PNLD) have reached the finals of the e-Government National Awards 2005 for their successful and innovative ‘Ask the Police’ project www.askthe.police.uk.

October 2005 - PDMS exhibit at major UK Criminal Justice Event

Representatives from PDMS have just returned from a successful exhibition at the annual Criminal Justice Management event.

April 2005 - Prestigious national IT award nomination for PNLD & PDMS FAQ project

PDMS and the Police National Legal Database (PNLD) team, with their FAQ project, have reached the shortlist for the Information Age Effective IT Awards (www.effectiveitawards.com). The Effective IT Awards are one of the UK’s most prestigious for users and implementers of IT. The Police National Frequently Asked Questions Database and Website project, established by PNLD, has made the final shortlist in the ‘Most effective use of IT in Public Service’ category. PDMS, as PNLD’s technology partners, used their Foundations ^TM technology platform to successfully meet PNLD’s requirements for the project.

March 2005 - UK Launch of National Police FAQ Project

Home Office Minister Hazel Blears MP recently launched the new national Police Frequently Asked Questions website and database to the police and public at the City Inn, Westminster, London.