N-DEx Seminar
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Slides are available! Click the links below to download slides.
VSP_N-Dex.pdf - updated 7/18/08 3:45pm
DCJS_UVA-DataSharingSystems.pdf
Thank you for attending the N-DEx Seminar. We've received feedback suggesting a larger room and validated parking. If you have any other suggestions, desired session topics, or other comments please email Jamie at conklin@virginia.edu. We hope to hold more information seminars in the future and we want to make them as enjoyable and useful as possible.
Overview
The Department of State Police, the Department of Criminal Justice Services, and the University of Virginia are offering a technical seminar on the Law Enforcement National Date Exchange Program (N-DEx) and the rollout of N-DEx to Virginia agencies. Attendees should include RMS vendors, agency executives, technical staff, and persons responsible for decision-making and IBR reporting. Staff from the FBI Program Office will discuss N-DEx, N-DEx capabilities, and the technical and political issues involved with participation. Lt. Fagan of the Virginia State Police will describe how N-DEx will affect local law enforcement agencies and the planned rollout schedule. Mr. James Conklin, Program Director of the UVA Predictive Technology Laboratory, will present on Data Sharing Initiatives in Virginia. The goals of this seminar are to (1) share the State’s Vision for data sharing with the local law enforcement agencies and the vendors that serve them, and (2) discuss how an agency can participate in N-DEx and how agency personnel can access the N-DEx system.Agenda
8:45 Registration
9:00 Opening Statements and Overview – Lt. Fagan
9:30 N-DEx Capabilities – FBI Staff
10:15 Break
10:30 N-DEx Capabilities – FBI Staff
12:00 Lunch – Data Sharing in Virginia, Mr. Conklin
1:00 N-DEx Rollout Plan – Lt. Fagan
1:45 Integration with N-DEx – FBI Staff
2:45 Break
3:00 IBR Reporting Issues – Lt. Fagan
3:30 Open Discussion to share questions, concerns, and ideas.
4:30 Ajourn
Directions
The seminar will be held in Thornton Hall. The map below shows directions from the bookstore to Thornton Hall:
Once you get into Thornton Hall, turn left, go down stairs and out onto arcade.
Walk around the first courtyard and into the second courtyard. Olsson Hall will be right in front of you at the end of the sidewalk.
Go in the front door, through the lobby. Turn right in the main hallway and Room 120 will be the last door on your right.