IJIS Institute Services
The IJIS Institute is dedicated to helping justice, public safety, and homeland security organizations realize the power of information. We understand the significance of information to the agencies that serve and protect our communities. As they face critical situations, it is the quality and timeliness of the information that leads to best outcomes.
The IJIS Institute accomplishes its mission by offering a portfolio of services and expertise that effectively enlists the resources of the technology industry. We deliver our services through a unique approach that allows us to call upon the expertise of our industry partners on an on-demand basis.
Our approach gives us the ability to find the right skills and experience for each of our services and project engagements. In addition to bringing the right resources to the table, we manage program funding efficiently and effectively. As a result, the IJIS Institute plays a vital role in helping to make information sharing a reality for our justice, public safety, and homeland security partners.
Services that Bring Results
- Over 1,100 students trained in information sharing standards, across more than 75 agencies and organizations and 25 states.
- Over 40 agencies and organizations benefitted from technical assistance to help turn their vision of information sharing into reality.
- Over 500 industry members have volunteered close to 176,000 hours of knowledge and expertise through training, technical assistance, and project work.
- Over 35 unique projects promote information sharing at all levels of government.
- Over $11M in grant funding has provided more than 337,000 hours of competitively selected staff, consultant, practitioner, and technical development time, producing pragmatic and real world results and deliverables to help others achieve success in information sharing initiatives.
The IJIS Institute is not just talking about information sharing, we are making it happen every day—from law enforcement officers to federal agencies, from state and local governments to a team of firefighters, from information technology firms to the average American citizen—everyone can realize the power of information.