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The National Information Exchange Model ("NIEM") was launched in 2005 as a federal, state, local and tribal interagency initiative providing a foundation for seamless information exchange using a common lexicon and an on-line repository of information exchange package documents. It leverages the global data exchange standards efforts and extends the Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM) to facilitate timely, secure information sharing across the whole of the justice, public safety, emergency and disaster management, intelligence, and homeland security enterprise. More information may be found at http://www.niem.gov.
Summaries of the papers are as follows:
"Business Process Modeling Revisited for IEPD Development and Deployment"
A discussion of the usage of the Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) and the Justice Information Exchange Modeling (JIEM) Tool as orthogonal components for Information Sharing Project Development and Deployment. In addition, a discussion on the relative value for each modeling approach for various project types will take place. The needs of the different project types also demonstrate a need for using multiple tools for capturing all of the relevant information necessary and thereby present the case for being able to share the underlying models between tools and the method by which this interchange can be realized.
"Implementation of NIEM 2.0 for the MIOC Federated Query"
A discussion on how the reuse of the LEX\SAR IEPD was implemented to provide the Michigan Intelligence Operation Center, a standardized view of information gathered though federated query and response services. The use case covers how varying query service data requirements and standards (GJXDM, NCIC, local APIs, etc.) and response formats and content were captured and normalized to generate a single business object repository. The repository provided a mapping for transforming the variations into a common data model to provide the end user a single view of the information.
The NIEM event will be held at the Hilton Baltimore from
About PDSG
Patriot Data Solutions Group, Inc. ("PDSG") provides products and solutions that enable mission-critical applications to significantly accelerate the time to value and reduce total cost of ownership for their data-sharing initiatives. The company's flagship product, the Crossflo DataExchange(R) solution, helps link systems together and facilitates secure data sharing for any information exchange initiative in the healthcare, public safety and justice markets. The solution has been designed to work directly with a number of national data sharing standards, including HL7 (Health Level 7), NIEM (National Information Exchange Model), and the Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM). PDSG's technological innovation is backed by subject matter expertise and proven methodologies, facilitating the rapid exchange of actionable data in mission-critical applications such as clinical quality improvement and emergency services response management.
PDSG has been working with some of the nation's earliest and most innovative data exchange projects including one of the most advanced statewide data-sharing initiatives to be deployed in
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