Volume 8
Oct/Nov 2016 Edition
NICE Provides Free Grant Assistance to
PDs for Investigative Software
(Find out how NICE Investigate, the first digital policing solution that automates and expedites the entire digital investigation process, helps investigators close more cases
faster, leading to more successful prosecutions. Courtesy
of NICE and YouTube)
NICE Investigate Provides Law Enforcement Agencies a Comprehensive, CJIS-Compliant Cloud Solution for Managing
Investigations & Digital Evidence to Help Close More Cases
Faster
NICE, a competitor in the 2016 AST Homeland Security Awards ‘ASTORS’ competition, is partnering
with PoliceGrantsHelp to offer free grant assistance
to help link US police departments with grants to purchase NICE Investigate, a unique cloud-based solution that automates the entire investigation process.
Through the service, police departments can obtain
information on available grants related to NICE Investigate, while taking advantage of free grant research
and alerts, complimentary training on how to write
effective grants, and free grant reviews. Discounted
grant writing services are also available.
NICE Investigate is the first open digital
policing and investigation solution to automate the collection, analysis and sharing of case evidence.
It puts evidence into context based on time, sequence and location to help investigators understand
the ‘who, what, when, where and why’ so they can
close more cases faster.
John Rennie, General Manager of the NICE Public Safety
group
NICE Investigate runs on the secure Microsoft
Azure Government cloud and is the industry’s
most comprehensive, scalable, FBI CJIS-compliant cloud-based solution for managing investigations and digital evidence.
“We’re excited to partner with PoliceGrantsHelp
to make it easier for police departments to secure
grant funding for technology that will ultimately
help them improve their investigative efficiency
and effectiveness,” said John Rennie, General
Manager of the NICE Public Safety group.
“Whether they’re unfamiliar with the grant process, lack the knowledge or resources to successfully apply for grants, or simply want to streamline
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