Top Computer Aided Dispatch Companies

Global Computer Aided Dispatch Market size was valued at USD 2.78 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 3.1 Billion in 2025 to USD 7.29 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 11.3% during the forecast period (2026–2033).

The competitive landscape of the global computer aided dispatch market is shaped by technological advancements, strategic partnerships, and increasing investments in AI-driven solutions. Premier firms emphasize cloud-based deployment, data analytics in real-time, and interoperability to improve emergency response effectiveness. Established firms lead through innovation and international expansion, whereas startups bring disruptive, AI-based solutions. Major international players operating in this space are Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (Sweden), Motorola Solutions (U.S.), RapidDeploy (U.S.), CentralSquare Technologies (U.S.), Tyler Technologies (U.S.), Carbyne (Israel), NEC Corporation (Japan), and Frequentis (Austria). These companies fuel competition by enhancing CAD system functionality and growing their market reach globally. 'Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (Sweden) ', 'Tyler Technologies (USA) ', 'CentralSquare Technologies (USA) ', 'Priority Dispatch Corporation (USA) ', 'Frequentis (Austria) ', 'NEC Corporation (Japan) ', 'Hytera Communications (China) ', 'Everbridge (USA) ', 'Zicom SaaS (India) ', 'Tritech Software Systems (USA)'

Growing demand for AI-based emergency response systems is a key driver for the global computer aided dispatch market growth. AI improves real-time decision-making, predictive analysis, and automated dispatch lowering response times. Governments and public safety organizations globally are adopting AI-enabled computer aided dispatch systems for enhancing efficiency, situational awareness, and resource allocation.

North America holds the highest share in the global computer aided dispatch market with its developed emergency response system, robust government investments, and high adoption of AI-based dispatch systems. The U.S. and Canada are the front-runners in computer aided dispatch system integration in law enforcement, fire, and medical services. Growing urbanization, escalating crime rates, and recurrent natural disasters drive the need for next-generation computer aided dispatch systems with real-time data analytics, cloud deployment, and increased interoperability between emergency response agencies. Government regulations and public safety modernization funding, such as Next-Generation 911 (NG911) implementation, are driving North America's use of AI-driven, cloud-based computer aided dispatch solutions for emergency services. Startups such as RapidDeploy, Carbyne, and Mark43 are transforming North America's computer aided dispatch market by bringing cloud-native, AI-based, and mobile-first solutions to the table, enhancing real-time emergency response efficiency and interoperability.