Transcription of RMS Technical Requirements for Crime Analysis - …
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IACA Standards, Methods, and Technology Committee, Technology Chair: Matthew Harris, Crime Analyst, Sonoma County Sheriff's Office IACA Standards, Methods, and Technology Committee Chair: Jason Elder IACA SMT Technology Subcommittee Technology Member: Bryan Hill, Crime Analyst, Glendale Police Department Travis Taniguchi , Senior Research Associate, Police Foundation Subject Matter Experts: Stacy Belledin, Crime Analyst II, Lakewood Police Department Tony Berger, Detective Sergeant, Pierce County Sheriff's Department Rita De Lucchi, Crime Analyst, Berkeley Police Department Heather Lane, Crime and Intelligence Analyst, Mansfield Police Department Abigail Luczon, Sr. Crime Analyst, Glendale Police Department Jim Mallard, Crime Analyst, Winter Park Police Department Editors: Todd Wiles, Crime Analyst Project Coordinator, Cleveland Police Department Erika Wiles, Crime Analyst II, Akron Police Department Suggested Citation: International Association of Crime Analysts.
3 The RMS should be designed with an open architecture, meaning that the records are accessible to third-party software packages. It is crucial to avoid systems that store information in proprietary file types or inaccessible
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