PITB Concludes 3-day Training For 50th Common Police Service Of Pakistan

PITB concludes 3-day training for 50th Common Police Service of Pakistan

Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) organized a three-day training session for the PSP Officers of the 50th Common Police Service of Pakistan to acquaint them with the ICT interventions rolled out as part of the Smart Policing initiative

LAHORE (Pakistan Point News - 11 Jan, 2024) Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) organized a three-day training session for the PSP Officers of the 50th Common Police Service of Pakistan to acquaint them with the ICT interventions rolled out as part of the Smart Policing initiative.

On day 1 of the training, PITB Additional Director General (ADG) Syed Qasim Ifzal gave a detailed overview on PITB developed IT systems and infrastructure for the Punjab Police and how it is helping in ensuring law and order while enhancing public service.

PITB SPM Umer Mirza delivered hands-on training to acquaint the participants with Dataplug while Project Director (PD) Rai Rashid discussed the applications the attendees worked on in the following sessions.

The second day of training focused on ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence and Prompt Engineering. PD Rai Rashid gave a detailed insight on ChatGPT and how to benefit from this service efficiently. He also conducted a hands-on training on Prompt Engineering and discussed how generatively AI works. The participants also discussed their areas of interest for the projects they later worked on as part of the training.

The third day of the training focused on ‘The Power of Data’ and how to build dashboards using ‘PowerBi.’ PITB Senior Software Engineer Muhammad Mamoon Sharif gave a detailed training on ‘PowerBi’ and guided the participants on how to use this service efficiently. He also conducted a hands-on training on ‘Dummy Crime Data’ and created interesting dashboards and insights.

Additionally, PITB Senior Software Engineer M. Raza Khan gave hands on training of Police Station Record Management System (PSRMS) and Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS) developed by PITB for the police department.

The training concluded with the participants giving a detailed presentation of their projects on development of Mobile Applications and Data Dashboards.

PSP Course Commander Ghulam Mubashir Maken presented PITB ADG IT-OPS Syed Qasim Ifzal with a Shield of Appreciation. Shields were also presented to the trainers and management team, including PD Rai Rashid and Senior Software Engineers Mamoon Sharif and Raza Khan.

Certificates of Participation were given to all 30 ASPs (Assistant Superintendents of Police) of the 50th CTP Common.