Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 SAICS Web Services

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 BackgroundBackground SAWICS – Regional Project Established to Provide Integrated Criminal Justice in SW Alabama Partnered with Local and State Entities Attorney General Department of Public Safety Administrative Office of Courts Universities of Alabama SAWICS – Regional Project Established to Provide Integrated Criminal Justice in SW Alabama Partnered with Local and State Entities Attorney General Department of Public Safety Administrative Office of Courts Universities of Alabama

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 AchievementsAchievements Integration Demonstration Project Known as LETS (Law Enforcement Tactical System) Web Base Design and Technology First Service to Move Photographs (Corrections, Probation and License) First Service to Cross Reference Persons to Autos to Case Successful Demostration – Users Integration Demonstration Project Known as LETS (Law Enforcement Tactical System) Web Base Design and Technology First Service to Move Photographs (Corrections, Probation and License) First Service to Cross Reference Persons to Autos to Case Successful Demostration – Users

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 SAICS Project Goals Fully integrate the entire CJ process Capture data once and reuse Capture data once and reuse Identify & access all CJ relevant data Identify & access all CJ relevant data Bring automation and connectivity No special software with Low/No Cost Data security Fully integrate the entire CJ process Capture data once and reuse Capture data once and reuse Identify & access all CJ relevant data Identify & access all CJ relevant data Bring automation and connectivity No special software with Low/No Cost Data security

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 Web services What they are not – Web Sites, Pages, Portals What they are: Service-Oriented Architecture Data Repository to Repository Why they work – SOAP and XML Why they are important – Cost, Performance, Scalability, Convenience What they are not – Web Sites, Pages, Portals What they are: Service-Oriented Architecture Data Repository to Repository Why they work – SOAP and XML Why they are important – Cost, Performance, Scalability, Convenience

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 What’s happening in Alabama Microsoft.NET architecture adoption Access to vertical non integrated systems Ubiquitous software (web browser) InputReports Microsoft.NET architecture adoption Access to vertical non integrated systems Ubiquitous software (web browser) InputReports

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 Alabama continued SQL Server environment where possible Flat file conversions to SQL tables vs. BizTalk Direct calls to relational databases via custom search engine Vendor partnerships where necessary SQL Server environment where possible Flat file conversions to SQL tables vs. BizTalk Direct calls to relational databases via custom search engine Vendor partnerships where necessary

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 Alabama continued Links to outside information systems LA and MS Integrated Justice Projects Smart Cops – Web service Southern Software – Web service JCB3 – SQL conversion and Web service NLETS – MOA for Web service Links to outside information systems LA and MS Integrated Justice Projects Smart Cops – Web service Southern Software – Web service JCB3 – SQL conversion and Web service NLETS – MOA for Web service

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 Alabama continued Construction of C# for Application Development Pardons and Parole Local Corrections Juvenile District Attorneys Sheriffs Municipal Courts Interstate PFA Registry Construction of C# for Application Development Pardons and Parole Local Corrections Juvenile District Attorneys Sheriffs Municipal Courts Interstate PFA Registry

Presentation to National Criminal Justice Association July 2003 Thanks !!!! Jim Pritchett Executive Director Jim Pritchett Executive Director