Intergraph Security, Government and Infrastructure (SG&I) launched inPURSUIT WebRMS, a cloud-deployable records management system for law enforcement agencies, worldwide. WebRMS combines the advantages of an enterprise solution with the benefits of a secure, browser-based application, providing field personnel and supervisors access to essential data from virtually anywhere on PCs and tablets.
Scalable for single- and multi-agency use, Intergraph's solution serves all facets of law enforcement operations and administration, including incident response, traffic stops, field interviews, casework, investigations, crime analysis, asset and fleet management, human resources, reporting and other functions. Initially released to early adopters in the U.S., the solution is now available for the law enforcement community globally.
An all-inclusive enterprise information management system, the WebRMS product suite offers valuable capabilities beyond traditional records management systems. WebRMS Connect incorporates Intergraph's EdgeFrontier integration platform, which reduces interface costs and enables new capabilities. Business Intelligence Direct for WebRMS supplies tools for real-time operational reporting, crime and investigative analyses and performance management.
"The broad range of new capabilities, including cloud-deployment options, simpler interfacing and data reporting and analysis provide agencies with immediate and long-term benefits," said Kalyn Sims, chief technology officer, Intergraph SG&I. "WebRMS empowers agencies through better access to critical law enforcement information – anytime, anywhere."
Built on industry-standard frameworks, WebRMS is flexible, scalable and configurable, supporting future expansion and investment longevity. WebRMS integrates seamlessly with Intergraph or third-party computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and mobile systems for fast, easy data access and query without the need for redundant data entry. Automated, real-time alerts provide users with immediate notification of new or updated high-priority information.
