Digital Barriers, a leading provider of software solutions for the military & security sectors, tasked Say with raising the profile of its facial recognition offering for civilian law enforcement
The Brief
Digital Barriers wanted its solution that had previously only been available to specialist units to be viewed as a viable & operationally deployable tool for modern frontline policing, thereby supporting the company in securing interest, pilots & ultimately sales in this emerging market.
Solution
With facial recognition a controversial topic, Say capitalised on the media interest to gain mainstream attention across national newspapers & broadcasters. Say noted that there was a lack of supporting voices & opinions to provide a balanced perspective on the sensible & proportionate use of facial recognition. As such, Say positioned Digital Barriers’ CEO Zak Doffman as a thought leader to fill this vacuum & organised a series of technology demos for high-profile journalists, enabling them to better understand the technology, how it works &d the situations in which it could benefit public safety.
