Jim Cabral, a Senior Manager with MTG, and Bob Slaski with Open Networks discussed privacy and security requirements and architectures for health exchanges including prescription drug monitoring at the IJIS Industry Briefing on January 6, 2011.
The state of Ohio engaged MTG to develop a strategic plan and a 5-year tactical plan to improve the Ohio Juvenile Justice Information System. In this effort, Ohio’s juvenile justice information technology organization and assets were evaluated. We identified the information technology needs of the juvenile justice community and developed a future vision to meet those needs. With the current environment in mind, we worked with a multijurisdictional task force to develop strategic and tactical plans that will enable the community to attain its desired future vision.
"The RJNet feasibility study conducted by MTG on behalf of the Multnomah County Criminal Jusitce partners has been instrumental in identifying the need, vision, data-sharing gaps, solutions, cost projections, and a pathway to successfully move forward on our multiagency collaborative project. Their hard working staff have been knowledgeable, instructive, responsive, and a pleasure to work with. We look forward to working with MTG on future endeavors. "
— Scott Marcy
Business Services Manager Multnomah County District Attorney's Office
Jim Cabral, a Senior Manager with MTG, and Bob Slaski with Open Networks discussed privacy and security requirements and architectures for health exchanges including prescription drug monitoring at the IJIS Industry Briefing on January 6, 2011.
