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Boston Police Deploy Intergraph Records Management System

The Boston Police Department (BPD) has deployed an enterprise information management system from Intergraph for all police report and crime data. The new BPD system features Intergraph’s inPURSUIT software, which went live recently following a major four-year project to plan, stage, configure and deploy the department’s first enterprise records management system.

Intergraph said in an announcement that the solution replaces a 40-year-old, home-grown documentation system that now provides police with an integrated, state-of-the-art technology for case management and reporting. Among the important capabilities Intergraph said is enabled by the new inPURSUIT RMS system are master indices that tie individuals to multiple types of information, such as cases and addresses, providing police with more complete information regarding individuals under criminal investigation.

"The Intergraph system will allow us to be more efficient and ultimately will enhance the safety of the community and of our officers," said Boston Police Deputy Superintendent John Daley. "Officers and investigators will have access to information in the new system that, previously, they may have had to seek in a dozen legacy systems, if it existed at all."

The detective case management module developed by Intergraph enables officers in the field to add specific, eyes-only investigative information to reports. Detectives have the ability to lock down information based on case sensitivity, such as for cases involving sexual assaults.

The integrated solution also includes Intergraph’s inPURSUIT Field Based Reporting (FBR), which allows officers to more efficiently capture report information and notes through an easy-to-use field application. The Intergraph software eliminates the need for pen-and-paper note taking and redundant data entry.

"In deploying Intergraph’s records management system, Boston Police can benefit from a fully integrated, user-friendly system to manage mission-criticalrecords and data," said David McDonald, vice president of US public safety, Intergraph Security, Government and Infrastructure (SG&I). "We’re honored to partner with the City of Boston to help improve public safety through innovation."

The City of Boston also deployed Intergraph’s incident management solution last year which is built on Intergraph’s computer-aided dispatch, I/CAD and Mobile for Public Safety software – a solution Intergraph said serves the city’s police, fire and emergency medical services departments.

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