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Law
enforcement organisations rely heavily on accurate and timely information to
support their business processes, especially during execution of operations.
Where
intelligence is concerned, information is usually scattered and apparently
irrelevant when initially collected, which requires complex and tedious works to
unveil the truth hidden.
For time critical operations, such as the arrival and departure clearance at
immigration control points, accuracy and efficiency are essences in completing
transaction within seconds.
To cater for all these situations, QISL has the most
appropriate solutions.
QISL has successfully tailor-made solutions for handling
investigation cases, from the beginning of potential crime reporting, through a
series of intelligence gathering and analysis, investigation, case tracking and
management, operations and proceedings, until the establishment of corresponding
judgment.
To assist in the intelligence analysis, QISL has customised solutions
based on software packages to facilitate visualization of intelligence data,
which supports investigators to create hypothetical scenario for analysis and
actual situation for court proceedings.
Investigators are free to produce
graphical charts showing relationships of all relevant objects, transactions of
targeted phone numbers and bank accounts, as well as event chart in
chronological sequence.
Furthermore, all objects and
relationships to be shown on the chart can be directly retrieved from the
central database via a sophisticated search engine.
Objects and relationships
altered on the chart can also be synchronized back to the central database to
maintain the data integrity.
Relevant
Projects Reference
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Operations Department Information System (OPSIS) of the Independent
Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)
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Further
Relevant Law Enforcement Projects
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Formation Information Communal System (FICS) of the Hong Kong
Police Force (HKPF)
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Immigration Control Automation System (ICAS) of the Immigration Department
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