Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past Conferences

27^th Annual LEIM Conference, Greensboro, NC May 16-20, 2003

The following presentations were made during the 27^th Annual LEIM Conference in Greensboro, NC, May 16-20, 2003.

Presentations

802.11x Law Enforcement Applications and Security

• Dean Zanone, Seal Beach (CA) Police Department
• Jeff Stutzman, Cisco Systems, Inc.

Beyond Information Sharing: What Law Enforcement Needs to Know

Bruce Baicar, U.S. Department of Justice, National, Institute of Justice

CDPD Migration: Journey to the Next Generation of Mobile Data Service: GSM/GPRS

• Art Marshall, Assistant IT Director, City of Boca Raton (FL)
• Alan Yuan, Director of Government Solutions, AT&T Wireless

Cooperative Efforts in GIS Implementation: Guns 'n Hoses

• John Powell, Chief of Police, Wilson (NC) Police Department
• Don Oliver, Fire Chief, Wilson (NC) Fire Department

Crime Mapping and Analysis

• Libby Greco, HP
• Lew Nelson, ESRI

Cyber Crime: Labs and Investigations

• Douglas Schmidtknecht, SSA, Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Jeff Arney, Detective, Greensboro (NC) Police Department

Developing Cooperative Crime Analysis: Past, Present, and Future

• Robert Gamble, Sergeant, Greenville (SC) Police Department
• Dan Kelly, Sergeant, Greenville County (SC) Sheriff's Office

Effective Recruiting and Training Programs

• W. Fletcher Clay, Major, Information Management Unit, North Carolina State Highway Patrol
• Woody Sandy, Lieutenant, Information Management Unit, North Carolina State Highway Patrol

Emerging Vehicle Technologies: TacNet Presentation and Vehicle Theft Presentation

• Jeff Pauley, Visteon
• John Schouten, Inspector, Vancouver (BC) Police Department

Handhelds and PDA Case Studies

• Thomas J. Smith, Sergeant, Los Angeles (LA) County Sheriff’s Department

Homeland Security: Real Impacts and Real Responses for Law Enforcement Agencies

• Bryan E. Beatty, Secretary, North Carolina Department of Crime Control & Public Safety
• Chris Swecker, Special Agent In-Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Charlotte (NC)
• Piper Charles, Major, Special Investigations Bureau, Charlotte-Mecklenburg (NC) Police Department
• Cliff Layman, Chief Information Office, North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts

Intelligence Sharing Strategies

• Mel Carraway, Superintendent, Indiana State Police, Chair, GLOBAL Intelligence Sharing Working Group

Managing Large Technology Projects

• Ronald Wilt, Information Technology Manager, Pennsylvania State Police

Mobile Computing Innovations

• Art Parker, Sergeant, Jacksonville (FL) Sheriff's Office
• Eddie Reyes, Lieutenant, Alexandria (VA) Police Department

Outsourcing Information Management

• Martyn Hart, Chairman of the National Outsourcing Association

Re-engineering Business and Information Sharing

• Wesley R. Waugh, Major, Pennsylvania State Police

Responding to High Tech Cargo Theft - Florida Cargo Theft Task Force

• William L. Shiver Jr., Lieutenant, Investigator, Florida Highway Patrol
• William R. Deck, Project Manager, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-SE

RFP Survival Guide

• Susan Bates, Justice Management Inc.
• Dwayne Campbell, Mecklenburg County (NC) Court Services
• Steve Mednick, Industry Working Group

Risk Management and Employee Tracking

• Mark Steigemeier, President, MEGG Associates

Strategic Technology Planning for Law Enforcement

• John Arnstein, Gartner Group

The .NET Framework: What it Means to Law Enforcement

• Mark Stiegemeier, President, CRISNet

The Basics of Wireless Communication

• Tom Tolman, Manager, Communications Technology, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center

TraCS: Mobile Computing Software Program

• Mary Jensen, TraCS Program Manager, Iowa Department of Transportation
• Mike DeLaMater, Lieutenant, Marion Police Department

Vendor/Client Relations: Building Blocks for a Healthy Partnership

• Ed Posey, Lieutenant, Gainesville (FL) Police Department
• David Sams, Gainesville (FL0 Police Department
• Warren Loomis, Versaterm Inc.

Vulnerability of Information Systems

• James Wingate, Vice President, Backbone Security
• Scott Johnson, New Jersey State Police High Tech Crimes

WiFi Law Enforcement Cast Study: Pratt Police Department

• Steve Holmes, Captain, Pratt (KS) Police Department
• Andrew Read, Alvarion

Wireless Data Networks: CDPD, 1x CDMA, GPRS Overview

• Robert Mendel, Sierra Wireless

XML in Law Enforcement Information Systems

• John Aerts, Lieutenant, Los Angeles County (CA) Sheriff's Department
• Mark Kindl, Georgia Tech Research Institute

XML: An Executive Summary - XML Data Dictionary and JusticeXML

• Paul Embley, Justice XML Working Group
• Tom Koy, Minnesota CrimNET

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