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Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) Case Study

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1,000+
地区
  • America
国家
  • United States
产品
  • WebFOCUS
  • BI Portal
  • iWay Integration Suite
  • iWay Data Quality Suite
技术栈
  • Business Intelligence
  • Data Integration
  • Data Quality
实施规模
  • Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
  • Customer Satisfaction
  • Productivity Improvements
技术
  • 分析与建模 - 实时分析
  • 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据交换与集成
  • 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据可视化
适用行业
  • 安全与公共安全
适用功能
  • 商业运营
用例
  • 入侵检测系统
  • 公共预警与应急响应
服务
  • 数据科学服务
  • 系统集成
关于客户
The Kansas City, Missouri Police Department is a law enforcement agency that protects 464,000 residents across 322 square miles. It is the largest municipal law enforcement agency in the state of Missouri and serves 464,000 residents across 322 square miles. KCPD’s mission is to protect life and property for all those who live, work, and play in the city. As the 32nd largest police department in the nation in terms of population, and the sixth largest for geographic area covered, KCPD employs about 1,400 officers and 400 civilian employees.
挑战
The Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) was faced with the challenge of improving crime prevention by integrating information from over 27 diverse sources and making it readily available to law enforcement officers. The department aimed to take a proactive approach to policing by forming a Law Enforcement Resource Center (LERC) to promote the efficient sharing and analysis of current crime data. However, before any information sharing and analysis could take place, KCPD needed to bring together and streamline data from more than 27 sources.
解决方案
KCPD chose Information Builders’ intelligence, integration, and integrity solutions to serve as the foundation of LERC, to unify, consolidate, and standardize information, and make it readily accessible to key stakeholders. iWay integration solutions are being used to create approximately 700 processes, which will load critical information from these systems into a comprehensive data warehouse. The department is also using the iWay Data Quality Suite to create “golden records” in an operational data store for details from computer-aided dispatch (CAD), automated records (ARS), and records management (RMS) applications from Tiburon, as well as REJIS, a system that manages warrants, e-tickets, and the processing of charges against suspects. This exercise will be particularly helpful for suspects and criminals who frequently use aliases, ensuring that officers have a single, consistent view of those individuals – regardless of the name used.
运营影响
  • The department has been able to uncover patterns and trends in crime activity, allowing it to take a more proactive approach to law enforcement.
  • The department has created an environment called iShare, where officers and other users can create, use, and customize intuitive dashboards to retrieve data from the various sources to see the status of incidents and how they are tracking through the various systems.
  • The department has merged the functions of crime analysis, which determines what is happening, and intelligence analysis, which uncovers why those trends are occurring and who is involved, into a single role called a law enforcement analyst.

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