Name: Information Systems Approach to Jail Management. Guidance, Development and Use
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Author: Cheryl L Cooper

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Information Systems Approach to Jail Management. Guidance, Development and Use

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Nova Science Publishers

Autor

Cheryl L Cooper

Año

2014

N° páginas

194

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

26.1x18.4x1.7 cm

ISBN13

9781633212558

Information Systems Approach to Jail Management. Guidance, Development and Use

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It is clear that virtually all criminal justice organizations, including jails, are driven by information. From initial intake to final release, virtually all key decisions are largely driven by the availability, quality, and careful analysis of data to support the variety of decisions made by jail administrators and personnel. Jails should consider themselves as information- processing organizations and active users of information technologies. A precondition of effective management support in the jail system is having access to accurate, high-quality data that can be presented in the appropriate formats. For most jails, this requires a jail management information system (MIS) that is adequate to support all routine inmate-processing activities. Even when a jail has an adequate MIS, we often see inadequacies in the design of performance measures and inmate-monitoring indexes and, more generally, in quantitative analyses that make use of this information. This book uses many years of the authors'' collective experience in addressing the information technology (IT) infrastructure, database content, and analytical capacities of innumerable criminal justice institutions to develop a guide to the development and use of a jail information system. The book also discusses a jail capacity planning guide.