Innovative public safety initiative leverages Simsi’s DICE™ framework and RTMDx analysis to target crime hot spots We are excited to share that Fox 8 New Orleans has featured the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office innovative NODICE (New Orleans Data-Informed Community
Simsi’s RTM technology underpins innovative approach to community-centered public safety We are pleased to share that the National League of Cities (NLC) has published an insightful article highlighting the Data-Informed Community Engagement (DICE™) framework, which leverages Risk Terrain Modeling to
Innovative approach builds on previous success that reduced violent crime by 22% and saved the community $4.9 million We are excited to share that the City of Kansas City, Missouri has announced the creation of a groundbreaking multi-disciplinary public safety
Platform Spatial analytics approach delivers 47% crime reduction and significant cost savings We are delighted to share that Policing Insight has published an in-depth feature on Essex Police’s groundbreaking work using Simsi’s RTMDx platform to drive significant reductions in crime
Simsi welcomes recognition of advanced spatial analysis in national hot spot policing evaluation We are pleased to see the recent publication of the Home Office’s evaluation report on the GRIP programme, which examines the effectiveness of hot spot policing initiatives
Simsi congratulates the Metropolitan Police on their pioneering use of data-driven approaches We are pleased to see the recent release of the UK’s Policing Productivity Review, which showcases innovative approaches being implemented across British police forces to enhance efficiency and
Simsi is excited to launch the S2 Report—short for Site Suitability—a new strategic planning tool designed to help organizations identify the most effective locations for hosting community-focused events and activities. This easy-to-use report template supports agencies in making evidence-based decisions
The data-informed and community-engaged process of DICE™ helps communities address crime by identifying environmental and social factors that make certain locations vulnerable. Too often, the default response is to increase security—adding police patrols, cameras, or private security—but these measures don’t
Law enforcement officials (as well as their analysts) have long sought to explain why crime occurs at certain places and times. Multiple approaches to studying crime and victimization, including hot spot policing, Place Network Investigations (PNI), or Risk Terrain Modeling
by Jonas Baughman Today’s quickly evolving world of public safety demands those responsible for protecting communities are able to deploy resources swiftly and effectively. Organizations that rely on field operations and community engagement – including police departments, municipal departments, non-profits,
