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Patrol

Citation Solutions

These products improve the ticketing experience through enhanced safety, comfort, and convenience.

April 10, 2017

Technology

New World Systems to Modernize Multi-Jurisdictional Sheriff's Office in Idaho

Emergency response officials in Bonneville County, ID, selected New World Systems to replace the county's outdated public safety software.

November 26, 2015

Technology

Predictive Policing: Seeing the Future

Predictive policing is the computerized analysis of historical crime data from databases, record management systems, and other digital sources. Agencies have achieved a lot of great results using this tool, but experts say law enforcement agencies have just begun to scratch the surface of what the technology can do.

June 30, 2015

Technology

Pennsylvania 9-1-1 Center Implements New World Software Solution

The city selected New World because it needed a system capable of handling validation and separation between computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and records management system (RMS) entries. The city also needed a system capable of integrating records sent by police, fire, and paramedics. Finally, the new system needed to support multiple jurisdictions within the region.

January 29, 2015

Technology

South Carolina County Implements New World Systems Software to Improve Officer Safety

“Our main goal was to improve responder safety,” Nunnery said. “Now we provide them with as much information as possible about the environment they’re going into, so they can stay safe and help keep the community safe.”

January 19, 2015

Technology

Florida Sheriff's Office Empowers Law Enforcement with New World Systems' Technology

The Walton County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office selected New World's Aegis Public Safety Software Suite, providing new software solutions for the agency's Computer Aided Dispatch, Law Enforcement Records Management, Corrections Management, Decision Support, Mobile Messaging and Field Reporting abilities.

December 5, 2014

Technology

New World Systems Teams with Intrado to Develop Next Generation 9-1-1 Solutions

New World Systems, a provider of public safety software, has announced a new partnership with Intrado, a provider of 9-1-1 technology solutions, to equip Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) across the country with Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1)-ready solutions. The goal of this formal partnership is to help public safety agencies keep up with changing technology requirements, and improve emergency response for their citizens.

July 29, 2014

Technology

10 Great LE Mobile Apps

It's difficult to find a police officer—or a person, for that matter—who doesn't use a smartphone or tablet today. While these ubiquitous devices can be used to communicate, watch movies, and play games, they have also become serious work tools that many officers depend on.

March 24, 2013

Technology

West Virginia's Largest 911 Center Selects New World Systems' Dispatch Solution

Metro Emergency Operations Center (Metro 911) in Kanawha County, W.Va., is implementing New World Systems' Aegis computer-aided dispatch (CAD) solution to improve emergency response through integrated mapping and automated dispatch tools.

December 18, 2012

Technology

Wis. Sheriff Implements New World's Aegis Software

The Dodge County (Wis.) Sheriff's Office will begin using New World Systems' suite of Aegis Public Safety solutions to improve dispatching and access to information for the county's 21 public safety agencies.

November 28, 2012

Technology

Law Enforcement Software: 2012

Whether agencies want to give field officers mobile crimefighting tools or better manage ongoing cases, these new and updates offereings from law enforcement software vendors will handle the job at hand. Photos courtesy of companies.

November 8, 2012

Technology

New World Systems' Aegis Named Best New Public Safety Product

New World Systems' Aegis Decision Support and Dashboards has been named a "2012 Hot Product" by the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) International and Public Safety Communications (PSC) magazine.

October 29, 2012