The emergency command platform system of Overseas ECC (Emergency Command Center) meets the needs of international police service, which integrates multiple special service number accesses, featuring unified call-taking, unified Command and joint operation, so as to provide corresponding Emergency rescue services for citizens. Through the application of the system, the cooperation and coordination among various police units can be strengthened, and the visualization of the command center to the front-line police force can be provided, so as to make orderly, rapid and efficient response to special, unexpected, emergency and important events.

ECC command platform helps government agencies in various countries to relieve the pressure and deal with unexpected events, and supports client innovation in respect of the command mode, scientific and technological means, department collaboration and other aspects, so that the government emergency departments and free themselves from the traditional huge-crowd strategy, human dispatching, extensive command, and each fighting its own battle.

ECC system integrates all kinds of resources, adopts the unified emergency number for the public to report an emergency and get help in emergency, featuring unified call-taking, unified command and joint operations, so as to provide the corresponding emergency services for citizens, provide strong guarantee for the urban public security system, greatly strengthen the cooperation and coordination between various police units, and respond to special, unexpected, emergency and important events in an orderly, rapid and efficient manner. 

DS has been committed to the development of the police command system in the international market, covering the whole world. It has successfully brought the successful experience of China's modernization of police to nearly 20 countries around the world. In 2012, the Company expanded the overseas markets from Laos in southeast Asia, to Mauritius and Kenya (one of the human birthplaces in the world) in East Africa, as well as Guyana and Suriname in South America, with a series of overseas emergency command projects carried out.