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What purpose emergency centers and emergency commanders centers serve in the protection of personal and property?

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How is IT being used in the field of safety?

You may need to ask a more specific question in order to get the answer you're looking for. I can speak to some of the ways IT is used in the field of Public Safety. For starters, many dispatch(911) centers now use computer aided dispatch. This allows them to more reliably dispatch needed resources to the proper location, to better track emergency units, and to enter information more efficiently. Computers are also used to quickly bring up information such as driver license data and criminal records.