A new technical guide has been released to support European correctional authorities in selecting and implementing Commercial Off-The-Shelf Offender Management Systems solutions.
Organised by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) of Peru, with support from the Inter-American Development Bank, the high-level event brought together national authorities and international experts to discuss key priorities for prison system reform.
Reform Dialogue in Peru
This year’s ICPA’s Corrections Technology Conference (CTC) brought together 330 experts in the criminal justice field from 50 countries in Bangkok, Thailand, under the theme “The Smart Prison: Unraveling the Meaning of SMART in the Context of Prison and Probation Services”.
ICPA’s Corrections Technology Conference (CTC)
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As correctional agencies throughout the world face increasing pressure to modernize their digital systems, the temptation to build an Offender Management System (OMS) in-house using a small team of developers and robust low-code platforms is understandable. It promises flexibility, control, and potential cost savings.
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Correctional administrations are at a critical juncture as legacy Offender Management Systems (OMS) approach the end of their lifecycle. These systems, built on aging technology and designed to support often outdated practices, are increasingly incapable of addressing the demands of contemporary corrections. Challenges associated with maintaining and upgrading these platforms have become more acute, compelling jurisdictions to consider transitioning to modern, scalable, and highly configurable systems that meet both current needs and future demands.
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Seeking to minimise the challenge that recidivism represents to justice systems, a new bias-free
AI system for predicting reoffending is being developed by an IPS partnered initiative. Aligned with EU legislation for
non-discriminatory AI, this new system will help identifying which rehabilitation interventions should be prioritised
to reduce the risk of recidivism more effectively.
Digital Transformation
Orlando, Florida | December 10-12, 2024 – ICJS Innovative Criminal Justice Solutions / IPS Innovative Prison Systems are honored to sponsor and participate, as IJIS member, in the prestigious 2024 IJIS Institute Corrections Technology Leadership Forum. This year, ICJS and IPS will highlight their flagship solution, the HORUS 360 iOMS Intelligent Offender Management System, a cutting-edge platform redefining offender management and correctional operations.
2024 IJIS Institute Corrections Technology Leadership Forum
Organised by the INTERPOL Responsible Artificial Intelligence Lab (I-RAIL), Innovation Centre Directorate, part of the INTERPOL General Secretariat, the event brought together more than 180 participants from 48 countries to share strategies and experiences in the digital transformation of correctional services. Pedro das Neves, CEO of IPS_Innovative Prison Systems / ICJS Innovative Criminal Justice Solutions, opened the session with a presentation on next-generation prison and offender management systems.
Innovation Centre Directorate
As a Silver Corporate Member of the ICPA, IPS played an active role in both presentations and discussions throughout the International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA)
Annual Conference, held in Singapore from September 1 to 6, 2024.
ICPA Annual Conference in Singapore
A new project aims to develop recidivism predictive models emphasising a gender equality perspective and conforming to EU legislation for non-discriminative AI. Recently, a kick-off meeting in Athens brought together the project partners to discuss objectives, plans, and collaborative efforts to ensure that this solution can support justice systems with fairer and more accurate assessments.
Digital Transformation
IPS/ICJS – Innovative Criminal Justice Solutions Inc. proudly showcased its state-of-the-art HORUS 360º iOMS Intelligent Offender Management System at the Corrections Technology Association (CTA) Summit, held from June 23-26, 2024, in Scottsdale, Arizona. As Gold Sponsors of this annual event, the company highlighted their commitment to advancing correctional technology and supporting the digital transformation of correctional institutions.
CTA Technology Summit
IPS Innovative Prison Systems proudly participated in the 5th Technology in Corrections Conference (TIC) in Istanbul, Türkiye, from 21-24 April 2024. As a sponsor of the event, IPS showcased its cutting-edge intelligent Offender/Jail Management System, HORUS 360º iOMS.
TIC 2024 – Technology in Corrections Conference
IPS Innovative Prison Systems proudly introduces the HORUS 360º iOMS Intelligent Offender Management System. This state-of-the-art software has been designed to meet the current and future needs of correctional systems, and it represents a significant leap forward in organisational modernisation and digital transformation of the sector.
Digital Transformation
As a sponsor of the ICPA conference 2023, IPS Innovative Prison Systems featured its cutting-edge intelligent offender management system, HORUS 360º iOMS. HORUS exhibition booth attracted hundreds of delegates and several demonstrations of the solution were made.
ICPA Annual Conference 2023
Promoting a reduction in recidivism and desistance should be an imperative of any social, security, and criminal justice policy. A new innovative solution leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) aims to improve and streamline offender management. This system provides enhanced analysis of recidivism predicting factors and patterns from data spanning from detention to release.
Digital Transformation
IPS_Innovative Prison Systems attended the 23rd Corrections Technology Association Summit (CTA) in Fort Myers, Florida. The conference brought together over 300 participants from various jurisdictions across North America, offering a platform to exchange valuable insights within the corrections community. IPS showcased the offender management system HORUS 360º iOMS, highlighting its potential in offender management.
Corrections Technology Association Summit (CTA)
Organised by the International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA) and hosted by the Department for Correctional Services South Australia, the 2023 Corrections Technology Conference focused on leveraging digital solutions to address the pressing challenges facing prisons and probation services today.
2023 Corrections Technology Conference
IPS_Innovative Prison Systems has been invited to participate in a major European Commission conference to discuss the use of AI in Criminal Justice systems. The event, entitled ‘Judicial Training: The Right Skills to Embrace the Digitalisation of Justice’ is aimed at developing knowledge for training European Criminal Justice professionals.
Judicial Training: The Right Skills to Embrace the Digitalisation of Justice
Hosted by the Directorate-General for Reintegration and Prison Services (DGRSP) and IPS_Innovative Prison Systems,
the DIGICOR International Conference 2023 brought together leading experts to explore the transformative potential of digitalisation in prisons and probation systems.
DIGICOR International Conference 2023
At a time of increasing technological advances in all sectors, criminal justice organisations lack guidelines
on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies. IPS_Innovative Prison Systems is closely keeping
up to date with the entire process, with its CEO having been invited to make a presentation at the most recent
meeting of the Working Group of the Council for Penological Cooperation (PC-CP).
Working Group of the Council for Penological Cooperation (PC-CP)
