
Press Release
XWAVE Wins Contract to Deliver Corrections Information System to State of New Hampshire |
| By xwave |
| Published: 06/20/2005 |
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| CorrectSource
Article: Offender management solution administers aspects of both facility-based and community-supervised corrections AUGUSTA, MAINE - xwave, an Aliant Company (TSX: AIT), announced today it has been awarded a contract to deliver its Corrections Information System (CORIS) to the State of New Hampshire Department of Corrections. The value of the contract is US $1.4 million, and follows similar recent awards for state-wide offender management systems for Virginia and Maine. "To ensure both the public safety of our citizens and the effective management and treatment of offenders, we need to monitor and control custody, correctional treatment, and rehabilitation of offenders across the entire correctional system, from incarceration through to probation and parole," said New Hampshire Department of Corrections Commissioner Stephen J. Curry. "xwave's CORIS offender management system allows us to achieve this level of integrated real-time information, and thus gain a more detailed profile of every offender as well as a broader view of the environment as a whole. The implementation of CORIS at the New Hampshire Department of Corrections represents a significant modernization of the information management underpinnings of our operations." CORIS is an integrated, web-based offender management system (OMS) that supports information needs for incarcerated offenders as well as offenders under community supervision. The solution connects relevant stakeholders through a single electronic offender record and centralized database, thereby providing a complete and holistic view of the offender's status, history, and risk profile. In this way, offenders can be better tracked and more effectively managed as they move through the corrections system. Corrections practitioners have complete, accurate, real-time information to enable better treatment and security decision making. "Corrections professionals today are faced with growing offender populations and, conversely, tightening operational budgets," said B.J. Carter, Regional Director, xwave. "A solution such as CORIS helps address these conflicting challenges by helping users work more efficiently. Through full workflow automation, and integration and consistency of information, they're able to streamline their workloads, maintain higher standards and, ultimately, better treat offenders-thereby improving public safety and the safety of their own working environments." xwave will showcase its CORIS solutions at this summer's Southern States Correctional Association conference July 17th to the 20th in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida as well as the American Correctional Association (ACA) conference in Baltimore, Maryland from August 6th to 11th, 2005. About xwave For further information, contact: |

