IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook is a Shareware software in the category Security developed by IBM. The latest version of IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook is currently unknown. It was initially added to our database on. IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook runs on the following operating systems: Windows/Mac.
Future of Crime Analysis Software
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- This video shows how to purge (remove) the attributes from an IBM i2 Analyst’s Notebook (ANB) chart. In Analyst’s Notebook, while there is an option to purge data records from the items on an ANB chart, there is not a similar feature to purge the attributes for all or some of the items on a chart.
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Since smartphones and tablets have become popular, software developers are increasingly developing software for these devices. The two most popular operating systems or development platforms for smartphones and tablets today are iOS (developed by Apple) and Android (developed by Google). Developers are creating software not only for PCs, they are creating software for mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) to either compliment their PC software or develop exclusively for mobile devices.
Companies like i2 and ESRI, who develops software used by law enforcement, will do the same. They will create software for mobile devices that law enforcement industry can use on the go. Will the conservative nature of the law enforcement industry embrace it? I hope the answer is ‘yes.’
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Android would have more advantages over iOS as a development platform for these software. Because of the open nature of Android, it is easier to develop apps for Android than for iOS and distribute it without much hassles from Google. On the other hand, apps for iOS must go through Apple’s testing approval and process before it is distributed on iTunes App Store. It may be difficult to get approval from Apple for such industry specific software such as the future versions of mobile i2 Analyst Notebook, ArcGIS etc. This is no disrespect to Apple. Apple is very restrictive and closed by nature, and it works well for them because they are wildly successful as a company.
It would be crazy to imagine creating network analysis charts and criminal organization charts on a tablet mobile device. Users will use their hand to move entities around on the chart and use their fingers to create links between various entities. Users can take charts with them on the go and update information right on the chart in their tablet when they come across new information anywhere anytime. No need to sit in front of the police station PC to work on it. Need to sit down with a constable in his squad car and discuss the chart with him and make changes on the go? No problem! Take the tablet on a ride along and get it done.
Mobile device technology will change the future. Software used by law enforcement needs to change with it.
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Uncover hidden connections and patterns in data
Gain a full intelligence view
Perform analysis of a wide range of data types with a flexible data modeling and visualization environment.
Identify key people and events
Gain insight into and deeper understanding of data using multiple analysis views including association, temporal, spatial and statistical views.
See relationships in networks
Use integrated social network analysis capabilities to increase understanding of the structure, hierarchy and method of operation of criminal, terrorist and fraudulent networks.
Key Features
- Link analysis environment
- Social network analysis
- Advanced analytics
- Timeline analysis
- Statistical views
- IBM Security i2 Chart Reader
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I2 Analyst Notebook For Mac
“ Analysts can map out relationships and trace evidence geospatially and temporally. This is actionable intelligence that helps solve cases faster. ”
- Ian Bell
- CEO
- The Police ICT Company
