All eOMIS® modules leverage certain core support functions related to application development, mobility, geospatial mapping, business analytics, and core data administration. These functions provide the ability to rapidly generate code, expand eOMIS® beyond the desktop to carry-on-person devices, integrate Esri GIS functionality, provide a broad array of BI tools via Hitachi Pentaho™, and provide the core information infrastructure to support offender management.
Application Configuration Engine
- Maintains an active, integrated data dictionary and system inventory
- Validates all code field values on input and interpret all code values on output
- Other components include user and application security and development encyclopedia
Pentaho™ Business Analytics
- Pentaho™ integration built into eOMIS® providing rich dashboards, charts, etc.
- Ad hoc reporting tool and ability to publish results agency-wide
Geospatial Data Mapping (GIS)
- ESRI geospatial mapping integrated directly into eOMIS®
- Provides geospatial data visualization for both prison and community supervision maps
- Integrates custom maps of facilities, prisons, and the community with eOMIS® data and GIS geospatial layers from ESRI and other GIS databases
InTouch Mobility
- Integrates eOMIS® functionality with smart phones and tablets
- Leverages staff workflows with smartphones and tablets (facilities and community supervision)
- Extends offender functions to inmate issued tablets and offender personal smartphones
- Thin-client browser or native mobile app for Android and/or iOS
- Leverages device’s speech-to-text, geocoding, mapping, routing, photos, etc.
- Both real-time and offline functionality
Facility Staff Reference
- Configuration of staff information, caseload managers, email addresses and site data
- Update of Institution and Community Services core information
- Use of the common Address Book functionality
Offender Data Administration
- This subsystem is used to administer the database. This includes the maintenance of drop-down lists and user security