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Memex experts are invited to comment and be interviewed in sector and general publications and broadcasts on a wide number of issues.

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Steve Serrao interviewed for ConnectedCOPS.net

Our Industry Specialist Captain Steve Serrao is featured on website ConnectedCOPS.net

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RACJIN unveiled as a -really cool thing- by Police on American television.

Captain Greg Staples with the Roanoke City Police Department calls RACJIN: ..a really cool thing .

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Successful Fusion Centre Building Blocks

While some police believe that just building a fusion center makes them Intelligence led, this is clearly not the case. Becoming an intelligence-led organization involves many factors including change from the very top to the very bottom of the law enforcement organization.

IALEIA's February 2010 newsletter Intelscope, features an article by Steve Serrao outlining the building blocks for an effective Fusion Centre.

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Standardizing data categorizing methods.

Different approaches to tag, label, share and hoard proprietary data can severely constrict the government’s ability to use IT systems. Steve Serrao is interviewed by Federal Computer Week.

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The future of Fusion Centres in 2010 and beyond

With extensive experience in working with fusion centres across the US, Steve Serrao shares his vision of the fusion centres of the future and provides best practice recommendations.

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The Christmas Day attempted terror attack.

Governments need to overcome trust issues. In the wake of the 2009 Christmas Day terrorist attempt, Steve Serrao, Director of Law Enforcement Solutions for Memex maintains that change is needed in order for security agencies to work effectively together.

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What they're saying

Steve Serrao interviewed for ConnectedCOPS.net

RACJIN unveiled as a -really cool thing- by Police on American television.

Successful Fusion Centre Building Blocks

Standardizing data categorizing methods.

The future of Fusion Centres in 2010 and beyond

The Christmas Day attempted terror attack.

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