Whether the desire is to integrate between legacy systems or start with a completely integrated system, iJustice has the solution.
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ISS’ innovative work in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), intelligence-based business automation, and Web-based integration to legacy systems has served our clients well and has positioned us to be a partner for eGovernment projects over the last 21 years. |
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At a high level, iJustice™ Solutions includes the building blocks for expanding into integrated criminal justice: |
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SOA-based enterprise integration platform |
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Enterprise Services Bus (ESB) for implementing standards based integration to legacy systems, internal departments and organizations, LEA and other Federal, State and Local agencies |
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Rules Based Engine to accommodate rapid changes in security, statues, laws, business rules, etc. within application systems |
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Role based Security to manage authentication, authority and access down to the field level |
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New iJustice™ solutions that can be tailored to client environments and integrated to iCourt™ or other case management systems. |
The benefits of integrating justice agencies for the people involved are significant: |
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Improved public and officer safety as a result of having real time access to accurate and complete information to accomplish their jobs |
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Ability to perform their jobs in a much more efficient and effective manner |
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Timely notification of critical events as they happen |
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Positioning for future grant funding by being compliant with Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM) / National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) standards |
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Realize substantial savings from productivity gains, such as eliminating duplicate data entry, and better decision making |
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Positioning to absorb anticipated population growth by capitalizing on technology instead of further investments in clerical and other personnel |
Replacing legacy systems?
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Aging IT systems and infrastructure |
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Increased need to reference or exchange information from internal and external departments or agencies |
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Continued pressure to keep budgets low due to economic trends |
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Requirements to provide new services to the public |
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Increasing or decreasing of population base’s effect on operating environments |
