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Information Sharing: LAPD Starts to Connect the Dots



By Deborah Gage

  Table of Contents:
  1. Information Sharing: LAPD Starts to Connect the Dots
  2. ' An Idea Whose Time '
  3. ' The FBI'
  4. ' Then and Now '

Can federal, state, county and local authorities effectively collect and share information? An initiative launched in the wake of 9/11 aims to break old habits and better protect the homeland.

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Information Sharing: LAPD Starts to Connect the Dots - ' Then and Now '


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Then and Now

National Security: Information Sharing
5 Years Ago Today
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) does not exist. DHS works to communicate with federal, state and local public safety agencies.
Agencies at all levels of government tend to work separately. DHS and agencies from the seven-county Los Angeles region work in the same room.
Agencies with aging, disparate computer systems have a hard time exchanging data. New I.T. standards like Global Justice XML and service-oriented architecture make it easier to swap data over a network.




 
 
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