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MTG
completed the second phase of a multiphase effort to design and
implement the changes required for the Youth
Criminal Justice Act. The scope of this effort included an
environmental scan, process redesign, technology analysis, and
implementation plan. The process redesign developed a vision of
a future integrated youth justice environment that included a
model of the future in terms of technology,
information, process, and organization. The technology analysis
reviewed the available technology and developed a plan for
acquiring and integrating primary youth applications while
preserving the investment in existing applications.
- The purpose of this project was to establish the
blueprint for managing expansion and integration of the Criminal
Justice Information System (CJIS) in Oregon. It focused on the
information technology that links the state criminal justice community. The project involved the development of plans
for migrating from the current CJIS environment and implementing
a future vision of the state's CJIS.
- MTG assisted an agency that provides information systems,
communications, and records management services to several law
enforcement agencies within a large western county. On this project, MTG
aided in the development of a detailed business process model
and integrated data model. The strategic plan was presented to
the governance bodies for approval. Subsequent to plan approval,
the procurement specifications were completed, and the quality
assurance process began.
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This
engagement involved development and implementation of a
long-term criminal justice information system architecture, including frameworks for the network,
security, applications, and information required by the criminal
justice information systems. In addition, a data architecture,
messaging standards, and technology standards for state criminal
justice systems were defined. Requirements were identified for
state criminal justice information systems, including automated
fingerprint identification, criminal history, law enforcement
message switch, and incident-based reporting.
- The purpose of this
project was to review the current technology supporting mug shot
imaging within the state and develop a design for the
integration and sharing of images between state and local
agencies. Prior to developing the design, a detailed review of
the federal and industry imaging standards and technologies was
completed. This project resulted in a blueprint and a budget for
implementing an imaging sharing system within the state.
- MTG assisted a state agency with performing a needs analysis for
implementation of a new Vital Statistics Integrated Information
System. Work included documenting the current environment,
identifying functional requirements, interviewing state
personnel, and developing the future vision of the system.
The final products were a conceptual model, system, and
functional requirements, a list of potential vendors, and an
implementation plan to facilitate the sharing of vital
statistics information.
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provides
comprehensive systems architecture and design services. Our holistic
approach ensures that a proposed system design will incorporate the
broad business context and long-term strategic needs that the
system will support. This area of service includes components such
as: