Civica Makes the Pieces Fit

The migration of all local government and education processes to the internet is inevitable and building momentum rapidly.

Forward thinking governments here and overseas are reacting to significant demand from their constituents to provide a wide range of online information and services.

However, the ability to maintain this information and keep it current has provided great challenges to Management.

The Civica solution, developed in conjunction with several Government entities, is to decentralize the requirement for updating web content and devolve the responsibilities to each Government Department.

Recognizing that most employees have limited technical skills, the Civica System has been developed to enable any employee designated by management to easily update areas of the web site or Intranet with minimal training.

The Civica System is a technologically advanced yet extremely affordable package that places the future firmly in local government hands.

Martin Alper
Chairman

Content Management System (CMS) www.civicasoft.com

Civica Software builds attractive, comprehensive and affordable government Web sites with powerful, easy to learn and use content management systems. These allow multiple departments to administer and update the text and graphical portions of your site without technical skills. Training in the use of the system that maintains the site is estimated to take no more than 30 minutes per person.

CityAssist, Constituent Relationship Management System (CRM):

CityAssist is a Web-based request and issue management system designed from the ground up specifically for Government. It is scalable for all sizes of Cities, Counties and Special Districts. The core architecture was works using the award-winning Civica Content Management System for local government Web sites.

CrimeConnect www.crimeconnect.com

The CrimeConnect Tactical Crime Information System (TCIS) will permit any number of police departments to very easily and securely, access, share and update their tactical crime information online. This will include Wanted, Police bulletins, Sex offender notifications, General briefings, Mapping, Events and Missing persons. When logged in to the TCIS system, all users will access a central database within a deployment area where the data is stored, edited and simultaneously displayed at multiple locations.

PlateScan www.platescan.com

PlateScan is a powerful, accurate and affordable Automatic License Plate Recognition system that is being adopted by police agencies in the US as a tool to deny criminals the use of the roads. Developed as a Counter Terrorism measure, ALPR systems work by capturing digital images of license plates as they pass a camera, either mobile or fixed. The license-plates are automatically cross-checked in real time against a number of local and national databases to identify vehicles that are of interest to the police. Vehicles that match can be immediately intercepted.

ALPR has massive potential not only to make a significant impact on vehicle crime, but also on general criminal activity and homeland security. The technology is mature, inexpensive and in daily use worldwide.

PlateScan is based on a proprietary neural network recognition engine. Neural network technology is superior to any template based optical character recognition (OCR) system, offering significantly higher performance and accuracy than any system currently available.