Now, with maps!
- Maps and Auto-GPS
- Multiple Case Numbers
Now, with maps!
You can now easily take CrimePad with you wherever you go.
Create your own custom reports in Word and merge in your CrimePad data. You can build any number of automatic reports you would like!
Syncing improvements and new, “My Cases” of ease of browsing.
Law Officer Magazine has featured us in a new article titled “Organizing Advanced Technologies into Law Enforcement”. Check it out!
http://lawofficer.com/archive/organizing-advanced-technologies-into-law-enforcement/
We have recently been featured in an article on Evidence Technology Magazine titled: “Technology: The Trojan Horse of Change”
Check it out here: http://www.evidencemagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1691&Itemid=1
Last month IACP released its Technology Policy Framework. The Framework was developed to help identify useful technologies for public safety and associated metrics for value and performance. The Framework was also motivated by the need to address integration challenges such as infrastructure, multiple platforms, security, technical support, and hardware. A key factor in IACP’s effort is the importance of maintaining public trust, and the implications of new technologies for potentially violating that trust and losing the public’s approval. Continue reading
We are proud to have been featured by Fast Company for an article titled:
“How An iPad App Is Transforming The Way Police Work Crime Scenes”
Two forensic scientists deploy the Trojan horse of technology in their fight to transform how CSIs work crime scenes.
https://www.fastcompany.com/3025289/how-an-ipad-app-is-transforming-the-way-police-work-crime-scenes
2013 was marked by experiences at opposite ends of the spectrum for the nation’s crime labs.
Multiple jurisdictions – including Kansas City, Nashville, Mississippi, and Washington DC – have built new crime labs. Many of these have state of the art technology and facilities. Still other jurisdictions, such as Cincinnati and Memphis, are seeking responsible solutions for much needed improvements in their crime lab facilities. This signifies that communities across the country consider these labs and services to be a priority even in these fiscally constrained times.
On the other hand, 2013 also included numerous instances of labs either being under suspicion of having or being found to have a variety of significant problems. Continue reading