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Arka Wiratama Pradipta
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Digital Transformation in Indonesian Policing: Opportunities and Challenges in the Adoption of Emerging Technologies Arka Wiratama Pradipta
Indonesian Journal of Policing and Security Studies Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): January, 2026
Publisher : COLLEGIUM JUSTICIA INDONESIA

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Digital technologies are increasingly transforming the ways in which police institutions collect information, communicate with citizens, investigate crime, and manage organizational processes. In Indonesia, digital transformation presents opportunities to improve police efficiency and responsiveness while simultaneously creating challenges concerning privacy, accountability, technological capacity, and ethical governance. This study examines the development of digital transformation in Indonesian policing and assesses its institutional implications. Using qualitative policy analysis, the study reviews police digitalisation initiatives and examines the opportunities and challenges associated with the adoption of emerging technologies. Particular attention is given to digital evidence, information management, online public services, data integration, and technology-supported investigation. The study finds that technological adoption can strengthen operational capabilities when accompanied by appropriate institutional governance, professional training, data protection, and accountability mechanisms. However, technological modernisation may also create new risks when regulatory and ethical safeguards fail to develop at the same pace. The study argues that digital transformation should therefore be treated as an institutional reform process rather than merely a technological upgrade. The article contributes to contemporary policing scholarship by examining digital transformation through the Indonesian context and identifying governance principles relevant to technology-enabled policing.
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