Recidiviz | Part III: Tips for procuring and adopting criminal justice technology
This is the third part in a four-part series Recidiviz has written to document the use of technology in the criminal justice ecosystem and share specific recommendations for practitioners in tech procurement, integration, and deployment (see Part I, Part II). As always, we welcome thoughts and feedback. The criminal justice system is awash with new tech tools and inherently a difficult place to establish data-driven feedback loops. Practitioners looking to use technology must wade through a dizzying array of options to determine what to use, when to upgrade, and how to implement changes and track impact. Drawing on both what we’ve learned from building Recidiviz and successful practices from the private sector and government, we created this guide to help criminal justice practitioners procure and deploy technology effectively. Before looking at technology solutions, we should clearly articulate a) the need we’re trying to address, b) the people who would use the solution, and c) how i
Recidiviz | Part III: Tips for procuring and adopting criminal justice technology Log In Back to Blog Part III: Tips for procuring and adopting criminal justice technology C. Andrew Warren February 1, 2022 Ethics This is the third part in a four-part series Recidiviz has written to document the use of technology in the criminal justice ecosystem and share specific recommendations for practitioners in tech procurement, integration, and deployment (see Part I , Part II ). As always, we welcome thoughts and feedback. The criminal justice system is awash with new tech tools and inherently a diffic
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