Authored by Paul Gorman, Account Executive, ImageSoft. When I was a kid the best toys you could get were the ones that let you build things. I had an erector set, Lincoln logs and, of course, the king of all building toys – Legos! Being a creative kid, I used to combine the three building … Continue reading Lincoln Log Cars Don’t Drive Courts Forward – But The Component Model Can
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“I Love to Climb a Mountain and Reach the Highest Peak”
But it doesn’t thrill us half as much as talking feet-to-feet. With summer finally upon us and the Coronavirus pandemic scaling back, so many of us are thrilled to be able to, again, hug our loved ones, BBQ in small gatherings and head back into the world. Maybe you’ll even find yourself dancing cheek-to-cheek! While … Continue reading “I Love to Climb a Mountain and Reach the Highest Peak”
Sneak Preview: A Sequel to The Law Enforcement Agency Portal
*insert dramatic music* Records management system (RMS) integrations. Highly secure Microsoft Azure hosting. App Customization. All this and more – coming soon to a justice community near you. “LEAP-ing” Into the Future of Law Enforcement Communication Over the past year, our product development team has been quietly working behind-the-scenes to modernize ImageSoft’s Law Enforcement Agency … Continue reading Sneak Preview: A Sequel to The Law Enforcement Agency Portal
Disaster Recovery? Keep Your Strategy in the Clouds.
It’s a warm and sunny afternoon in middle of May. A young couple is beaming as they walk out of their city clerk’s office after having just applied for their marriage license. They pass by a new mom, strolling her baby inside to pick up copies of his birth certificate. Behind her stands a young … Continue reading Disaster Recovery? Keep Your Strategy in the Clouds.
Plating Thanksgiving Dinner: Component Style
Savory green bean casserole. Cranberry sauce. Gravy boats. And who could forget that freshly basted turkey? Remember to save room for pie – there’s bound to be pumpkin, apple and maybe even pecan. Whether you’re wondering how all this food will fit on your countertops or just on your plate, we’re all wondering how to … Continue reading Plating Thanksgiving Dinner: Component Style
Breaking the Chain on Prisoner Transport Incidents
“The Michigan Department of Corrections is thanking a citizen for helping to prevent the escape of a prisoner who tried to grab an officer’s gun at I-69 rest stop Wednesday.” Screenshot of the Detroit Free Press website . As in just a few Wednesdays ago. This recent Detroit news article is one of many that … Continue reading Breaking the Chain on Prisoner Transport Incidents
Video Evidence: A Common Courtroom Trial
Authored by Brad Smith, Senior Justice Consultant, ImageSoft Since I started supporting the justice community over 30 years ago, the evolution of the courtroom has been extraordinary and, in many ways, unforeseen. Of all the variables contributing to the modernization of the court process, technology continues to be the most significant influencer. Why? Because it’s … Continue reading Video Evidence: A Common Courtroom Trial
Are You a Firewall to Your Own Success?
We probably found this funnier than we should have, but we’re a software company – what do you expect? Whether you identify with the fax-fanatic or the defeated presenter, hopefully you also found some humor in this. As a paperless organization, it’s intuitive for us to type notes that are automatically backed in a cloud, … Continue reading Are You a Firewall to Your Own Success?
From Crime to Courtroom: Multi-media Integrity
With a plethora of video, audio and other metadata available to “playback the moment of impact,” it’s critical to the integrity and proper justice of a trial that accurate multi-media evidence is first replayed in its most distilled, completely unaltered form, and then able to be clearly seen and heard by the entire courtroom. While … Continue reading From Crime to Courtroom: Multi-media Integrity
Her Name is CORA, and She’s the Future of Courts
She can answer FAQs about any courthouse. She helps you search court dockets. She can even direct court visitors to where they need be, and she can do it all in either English or Spanish. Who is she? CORA, the Court-Operated Robotic Assistant, is the first robotic solution designed for a court setting. Named after … Continue reading Her Name is CORA, and She’s the Future of Courts