I2 Unveils Powerful New Tools for Predicting Criminal and Terrorist Activity ; Enterprise Capability Offers Customized Web Interface for Every Level of User and Increased Functionality at All Phases of Investigation and Analysis; New Capabilities Part of Ongoing Actualization of I2's Intelligence-Led Operations Platform

U.S. Newswire › April 06, 2010

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WASHINGTON, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Robert Griffin, CEO of i2, the leading provider of intelligence and investigation software, today unveiled a powerful new set of tools designed to revolutionize the way law enforcement, military and government organizations fight criminal and terrorist activity amid evolving and more sophisticated threats. This is the continuing actualization of i2's Intelligence- Led Operations Platform (IOP), an integrated set of powerful analysis, visualization and management applications built to identify hidden connections and patterns from disparate data sources. Griffin made the announcement at i2's 2010 user conference at the Mayflower Renaissance in Washington, D.C. The new capabilities will be released in the fourth quarter of 2010.

"Criminals and terrorists are constantly adapting and finding new ways to subvert the safeguards that protect our society," said Griffin. "That means we need to constantly stay one step ahead by finding ways to take action before a critical event occurs. It's not just about connecting the dots -- it's about connecting the right dots and understanding what they mean. And when confronted with an ever-increasing amount of data from all angles, our task is to help our customers make sense of the information blizzard. What we are announcing today is the most powerful step we've taken toward realizing true intelligence-led operations."

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I2 Unveils Powerful New Tools for Predicting Criminal and Terrorist Activity ; Enterprise Capability Offers Customized Web Interface for Every Level of User and Increased Functionality at All Phases of Investigation and Analysis; New Capabilities Part of Ongoing Actualization of I2's Intelligence-Led Operations Platform

"As someone who's run the two largest police departments in the United States and works with law enforcement agencies from across the globe, I know that intelligence management mu...

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