Vectis Consilium
Critical Decision Point

3:47 AM

Multiple 911 calls. Active shooter. Your city.

You're the incident commander. Officers from three jurisdictions en route. SWAT mobilizing. Fire rescue staging.

You make a decision.

This decision changes everything. Response time. Officer safety. Community outcome.

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Interactive Scenario 1

Multi-Agency Coordination

Regional drug trafficking task force. FBI, DEA, state police, three local departments. Traditional coordination: weekly meetings, email updates, separate case files per agency.

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Decision Point 1

It's Tuesday morning. DEA surveillance just identified a new distribution location.

Your Choice:
Interactive Scenario 2

Tactical Operations

SWAT executing search warrants simultaneously at five locations. Traditional approach: radio-only coordination, pre-briefed static plan.

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Decision Point 1

Team A enters Building 1 and discovers a barricaded door that wasn't in the floor plans. They develop a technique to breach it.

Your Choice:
Interactive Scenario 3

International Investigation

Child exploitation investigation. U.S. leads, coordination needed with agencies in seven countries. Traditional approach: INTERPOL database queries, email exchanges with 4-48 hour response times.

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Decision Point 1

U.S. investigators identify a distribution pattern requiring information from German counterparts within 24 hours to catch a time-sensitive window.

Your Choice:
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Implementation

Your Journey: From Decision to Transformation

Structured deployment with measurable milestones

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Phase 1: Pilot Program

30 days

Deploy with a high-value use case to demonstrate immediate impact.

  • Select high-value use case (task force, major investigations, tactical teams)
  • Deploy alongside existing systems without disruption
  • Train core team on collaboration features (4-8 hours)
  • Measure results: coordination time, meeting overhead, intelligence lag
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Phase 2: Expansion

60 days

Expand based on pilot success, integrate with existing systems.

  • New investigations start in Public Safety based on pilot success
  • Evidence integration activated with existing systems
  • Additional units onboard (detectives, analysts, command staff)
  • Mobile deployment for field operations
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Phase 3: Full Adoption

90-180 days

Complete transition with all active investigations and tactical operations.

  • All active investigations transitioned
  • Legacy systems maintained read-only for historical access
  • Integration with CAD, RMS, evidence, radio activated
  • Tactical operations and incident command training completed
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Phase 4: Optimization

6-12 months

Fine-tune, migrate historical data, and decommission legacy systems.

  • Historical case data migrated
  • Agency-specific workflow customizations
  • Performance tuning based on usage patterns
  • Legacy systems decommissioned after validation

Time to Value

Week 1
First investigators using collaboration
Week 4
Measurable coordination improvement
Week 8
Multi-agency task forces operational
Week 12
Tactical teams using video
Month 6
Full organizational adoption
Month 12
Measurable case closure acceleration

Your Decision: Be Among the Leaders

78% of agencies struggle with recruitment. Officer strength down 20-30%. Community expectations haven't decreased.

Your choice matters - not just for next year's budget, but for your agency's trajectory.

FY25 Funds
Must allocate
Budget cycle creates natural decision point
Peer Movement
Others acting
Regional task forces already implementing
Force Multiplier
Do more with less
Technology enables constrained teams
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