Crime Scene Software
Crime Scene Software
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Crime Scene Software● November 2010: Crime Scene Software Starts Looking for Development Partner in the USA
***---*** STOP PRESS ***---*** Crime Scene Software announces that it has began to look for a business partner in North America. Crime Scene Software believe that a business partner in the USA is now the best way of building the applications we have designed and as most of our future business looks likely to come from the law enforcement agencies in the USA it seems right to build the software applications there too. ***---*** STOP PRESS ***---****. ● August 2010: Crime Scene Software Starts Looking for Development Staff
Crime Scene Software announces that after it finds its first source of funding, and although it still requires further funds, it has now began looking for development staff to begin the development of their core product. Crime Scene Software will be looking for Java developers with J2EE experience in a applications development arena. All staff will be required to pass a government vetting process before starting work in the company. Working or previous work experience within government or military institution would count in your favour. - please note - no agencies at this time (unless excellent rates can be agreed upfront - which will guarantee them of being one of only a few approved agencies for all future staff requirements). ● June 2010: Crime Scene Software Begins Development of "Post-Blast Investigator" ®Crime Scene Software begins development of their first product Post-Blast Investigator ®. This product will form the core of their investigation software tools which will be used to develop all future product development on. It is being developed for post bomb blast investigation in the anti-terrorist arena. it is the first of its kind in the world and is intended to modernise the way post bomb blast investigation data is recorded, to speed up the investigation process itself, aid investigator with tools that will automatically search all input data in the background searching for links and connections in that data. There are many other new tools being developed to graphically enhance the investigators understanding of data as well as many 3D viewer tools ● May 2010: Crime Scene Software Starts its Pursuit of Second Phase Funding
Crime Scene Software begins its search for second phase development funding through government grants and Venture Capital. Crime Scene Software has now finished its business plan and it has finished the research and design stage, they are now beginning their development phase. Crime Scene Software also begins its search for business premises in ESSEX including business incubators, and small offices for around eight programmers and support staff but that will allow them to grow fast when they need it. Crime Scene Software will begin looking for business space in Orlando Florida in August 2007 to act as their sales and support office for sales in the United States. Crime Scene Software is currently looking for around £650,000 in Government Grant and/or venture capital. ● February/March 2006: Crime Scene Software Finishes its Design of "Post-Blast Investigator" ®Crime Scene Software Finishes its design of their first product Post-Blast Investigator ®. Crime Scene Software has invested over ten years researching the processes and techniques involved in post bomb blast investigation the information that is processed, the amount of information processed and the technologies involved both in the biological, chemical, and forensic science arenas. This may seem a long time in any companies R&D phase but this subject is understandable very secretive and turned out to be especially complex as well as Crime Scene Software being a small player determined to take this market by storm knew they had to get it right first time. CSS believes strongly in their professionalism and their attention to detail. This product is being developed for post bomb blast investigation in the anti-terrorist arena. Crime Scene Software product is the first of its kind in the world. News Archives● July 2003, FBI National Executive Institute Symposium "Homeland Security"● October 2002, TWGFEX Symposium
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