IBM Brings One of the World’s Largest Networks of More Than a Billion Law Enforcement Shareable Documents to the Cloud

June 22, 2015 Off By David

Grazed from SysConMedia.  Author: Editorial Staff.

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced it is enabling law enforcement agencies of any size to access one of the world’s largest networks of law enforcement data comprising more than a billion shareable documents from the Cloud. IBM i2 COPLINK on Cloudapplies analytics to vast quantities of data to help officials piece together seemingly unrelated information and generate investigative case leads.

For almost 20 years, IBM i2 COPLINK has transformed information sharing across more than 6,000 law enforcement agencies in North America, enabling them to uncover hidden relationships and patterns when investigating crime. Through the use of sophisticated analytics and "fuzzy searches," even partial information such as a portion of a license plate, tattoo or nickname can be processed and used to help accelerate investigations…


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