Texas NIBRS Segment Level 8 and 9
The state of Texas is now collecting more data for incidents involving family violence and drug seizures, which will require the submission of Segment Level 8 with incident reports. The
October 9, 2020
Blogs
RAM recommendations for your ARMS SQL database
Microsoft’s official recommendations to set up an SQL server include 6 GB of hard-disk space, 1 GB of RAM, and 2.9 GHz of processor speed. However, these requirements will help you
October 9, 2020
Mobile Devices vs. MDTs
With technology constantly changing, you need to ensure that your agency has the latest tech at your disposal. By updating your tech from a full MDC/MDT to a system like
October 9, 2020
Maxient Case Submitter
How do you communicate with your university’s Student Conduct department? Do you regularly share incident reports with Student Conduct or only communicate with the department when a serious incident occurs?
October 9, 2020
Why ARMS offers SaaS via the Cloud
The technology related to software-as-a-service, commonly known as SaaS, has consistently grown over the years. This growth applies across multiple fields, including the sector of private and public safety. Over
October 9, 2020
Reporting Crime Data in the NIBRS Program
The NIBRS or National Incident Based-Reporting System was implemented in the late 1980s to capture more accurate data about crime on a national level. Joining this program and meeting requirements
October 8, 2020
NIBRS Reporting with ARMS
The FBI has been compiling crime data at a national level since the 1930s, thanks to its Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program. A new program called the National Incident Based Reporting System
October 8, 2020
Data Exports – Why use XML or CSV for Data Integrations?
No matter the primary location that your security team works to serve, you must be able to share data across your systems. When developing your data integration procedures, you will
October 8, 2020
Creating Great Incident Reports
As part of the reports that your team creates, you must ensure that everyone is on the same page. This includes clarity as to what each team member should include
October 8, 2020
