Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past Conferences

24^th Annual LEIM Conference, Westminster, CO May 22-26, 2000

The following presentations were made during the 24^th Annual LEIM Conference in Westminster, CO May 22-26, 2000.

Presentations

V-ONE Presentation

Designing, Deploying, and Maintaining a High Speed Network: The Westin Experience

• Bill Daughtery, General Manager, Westin Westminster

Motorola Presentation

Policies and Procedures for Technology

• John Helms, CIO, Colorado State Patrol

InfoCop: Wireless Public Safety Expectations and Reality

• Mark Stiegemeier, CRISNet by Megg Associates

Information Security: Protecting Technology Assets from Internal and External Threats

• Howard Schmidt, Microsoft Corporation
• Blaine Burnham, PhD, Georgia Tech Information Security Center
• Ted S. Marfia, Sergeant, City of San Jose (CA) Police Department
• Jeff Pauley

Transitioning from Analog Conventional Radio to an Interoperable Digital Trunked Radio System

• Jim Chu, Vancouver (BC) Police Department

PDAs, Hand Helds and Compact Computers for Law Enforcement

• Steve Jones Research In Motion (RIM) Pager
• Jim Martin, Paradigm4
• Steve Jones, Metro Nashville (TN) Police Department
• Jan Ruderman, Panasonic Personal Computer Company

Digital Imaging Issues and Applications

• Robert Moseley, NIJ-AGILE

Digital Imaging Issues and Applications

• Charles Morton, Waynesboro (VA) Police Department
• Robert Moseley, NIJ-AGILE
• Charles Morton, Waynesboro (VA) Police Department

Law Enforcement Knowledge Based Systems

• Dick Cronican, Compaq Professional Services

Unisys Presentation: The Role and Challenge for State Police in Integrated Justice Initiatives Securing the Kansas Criminal Justice Information System

• Ron Rohrer, Kansas Bureau of Investigation
• Norma Jean Schaefer, Kansas Bureau of Investigation

ePolice: Leveraging eBusiness and eCommerce Solutions in the Law

• John DiCarlo, Sun Microsystems
• Mark Harris, Sun Microsystems

InfoCop: Web Technology Workflow

• Mark Stiegemeier, CRISNet by Megg Associates

Law Enforcement Orientation to Virtual Private Networks

• George March, RISS Office of Information Technology

Evolution of Wireless Data Networks

• Cheryl Cox, Lieutenant, United States Park Police
• Matt Glover, Enfora

NCIC 2000: Wireless Applications Test Program

• Jerry Marco, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Federal Law Enforcement Grant Funding Panel: COPS MORE Technology Program Overview and Grant Requirements

• Rob Chapman, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Service (COPS)
• Mike McGee, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center - Rocky Mountain

Federal Integration and Interoperability Initiatives Panel

• GLOBAL: Patricia Cogswell, U.S. Department of Justice
• PSWN: Julio "Rick" Murphy, U.S. Department of Treasury
• AGILE: Martin Zaworski, Broward County (FL) Sheriff's Office

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National Institute of Justice (Office of Science and Technology) Research Project In-Progress Reports (IPR)

Held in conjunction with IACP LEIM Conference.

ARIES (Automated Regional Information Exploitation/Sharing System)

• Cassie Neal, Computer Systems and Communications Corporation

Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Multi-jurisdictional Information Systems Study

• Thomas Kennedy, Lieutenant Colonel, Massachusetts State Police (Retired)

INFOTECH

AGILE (Advanced Generation of Interoperability for Law Enforcement)

New York State Spectrum Justice System

• James Shea, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Service

Mobile Computing Integration for Uniformed Officers

• Ken Pence, Metro Nashville (TN) Police Department

CATCH (Computer Aided Tracking and Characterization of Homicides and Sexual Assaults)

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