Make better decisions by turning the information your agency already collects into timely, useful insights that improve decision-making and outcomes.
In this webinar, you will learn how analytics and artificial intelligence can help your agency identify cases that need attention, reduce time spent reviewing information, evaluate performance and outcomes, and direct limited resources where they can have the greatest impact.
You will see how information from multiple sources can support a supervision workflow, from identifying a potential need through officer review and action. The discussion will also address the safeguards your agency needs to use these tools responsibly, including reliable data, transparency, bias review, privacy protections, auditability, and clearly defined human oversight.
You will leave with a practical framework to help your agency:
• Select a meaningful operational use case
• Assess the readiness of your data and processes
• Define where professional judgment and human approval are required
• Measure how the technology improves supervision practices and outcomes
Whether your agency is beginning to explore analytics and AI or refining its current approach, this session will help you effectively pair technology resources with the daily work of officers and the outcomes your agency plans to achieve.
Seats are limited—register now to reserve your spot! Please note: A certificate of completion will be awarded after viewing the webinar in its entirety.
ADDITIONAL INFO
When:
Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 12:00 p.m.
Central Time (US & Canada)
Michael Laughlin holds a Master’s in Counseling/Guidance and is a former Senior U.S. Pretrial/Probation Officer-Specialist, later serving in multiple jurisdictions as a County Manager for Jail Diversion, Pretrial, and Criminal Justice systems. He...
Director of Justice Data Solutions, Tyler Technologies, Inc.
Before joining Tyler, Ellen spent 10 years working in the legal system in various roles as a private paralegal, a pro bono program coordinator with the King County Bar Association, and a program lead at the Washington State Bar Association. She...
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