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provides highly specialized information technology planning and
business process review
services, including systems analysis and design and project
management to local, state, and federal public safety and Homeland
Security government organizations across the United States and
Canada. Below are examples of MTG’s vast experience of its senior
consulting staff in services to public safety and Homeland Security
entities which require assistance with future technological and
business visions, including planning, developing, and implementing
new applications that are
consistent with department goals and strategies.
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Identification Systems
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State of Nebraska – Defined Automated Fingerprint
Identification System requirements and studied the feasibility of
acquiring a system for the state.-
Western Identification
Network, Inc (WIN) Sacramento, California - Providing
assistance to nine state and local agencies in seven states serviced
by WIN, MTG introduced the complex deployment of a totally
redesigned Automated Fingerprint Identification System (NEC AFIS
21/EX), and presented contractual compliance and user satisfaction
results in a series of findings and recommendations to the WIN user
group and board of directors.
Communications
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Pierce County Law Enforcement Support Agency (LESA) –
Developed a multiyear strategic improvement plan for the law
enforcement business processes, supporting software applications,
and technology infrastructure.
Dane County 9-1-1 Public Safety Communications Center -
Assisted the Dane County 9-1-1 Center Strategic Planning Committee (SPC)
in Madison, Wisconsin to implement
a structured
strategic planning process, offered valuable insight and information
regarding critical decisions, and crafted strategic initiatives to
be employed by the SPC.
Law Enforcement
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Michigan Department of State Police (MSP) – Assessed
information technology systems and developed a strategic plan
spanning multiple instances of legacy, client-server, mobile, and
Web-based technologies.-
Cuyahoga County Criminal Justice Services Agency – Assisted the
Cleveland Department of Public Safety with executing a mobile
computing feasibility study and identified a long-term mobile
computing solution to meet a specific set of operational, technical,
and service requirements for the Cleveland Police Department (CPD).-
Missoula, Montana City and County - Offered
acquisition assistance to the city and county of Missoula in
procuring a shared Records Management System (RMS).
Prosecution and Courts
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State of California, Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) –
Assisted the AOC in its efforts to improve the effectiveness and
efficiency of the state’s 58 trial courts by enabling the automated
exchange of information between the courts and their criminal
justice partners.-
Kansas Office of Judicial Administration – Assisted in
developing a strategic plan for the implementation of statewide
computer systems for the trial courts of Kansas.-
State of Washington, Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC)
- MTG reviewed
the AOC Information
Services Department's development efforts for the state-wide
Judicial Information System resulting in a
detailed assessment and recommendations
to improve the project organization, and to enhance the organization
and development processes.
Corrections
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State of Wisconsin, Department of Corrections – Assisted with the
establishment of a Project Management Office; assessed the current
technical environment; conducted the procurement of a new Integrated
Corrections System; and developed the long range implementation
plan.-
State of Washington, Department of Corrections – Developed a very
detailed study of the feasibility of implementing a new
Offender-Based Tracking System for the state and assisted with the
requirements definition and procurement process.-
Dakota County, Minnesota -
completed several
analysis efforts to position the Criminal Justice Information
Integration Network (CJIIN) to implement a new jail management
system for the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office.
Integrated Systems
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State of Kansas, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council –
Planned, designed, and managed the implementation of a Web-based
integrated criminal justice system for the state which included
state criminal history system, message switching system, and key
local applications and information-sharing mechanisms.-
State of Washington, Justice Information Committee – Designed
the information-sharing and integration architecture for the state
criminal justice systems; defined key information exchanges using
the SEARCH Justice Information Exchange Model; and developed the
plans for implementation.-
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
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MTG is supporting
the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) Task Force
to develop a plan that will be specific to Oklahoma and can be used
to manage the funding and implementation of improvements to justice
information systems in the state for the next 5 years. |
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