Press Releases

• Total Computer announces strategic alliance with Fujitsu to target the global Public Safety Market. This alliance will allow both companies to drive new growth and ultimately transform the future of public safety worldwide. (Press Release)
• The Town of East Hampton police are live on TE2 on the Windows Azure Cloud. (Press Release). To read more about Cloud Computing and its future, read this article originally published in Law and Order Magazine.
• Wilkes-Barre, PA announces its eagerness to implement the Total Enforcement Records Management System (RMS) for its police department. (Press Release)
• Miami-Dade PD has engaged Total Computer to provide expert-level consulting and development services for a new system to be used by its 4,500+ members in the agency. The services provided will include a vision of architecture, design, and guidance on a technological platform for a solution that encompasses a highly automated and entirely comprehensive Electronic Offense Incident System. The same solution will function in a mobile environment as well as on premise by using the same codebase. Another ground-breaking concept that will be implemented in the system is making it fully compatible with the Microsoft Windows Azure Cloud.(Link to Press Release)
• Total Computer is pleased to announce that Microsoft has selected Total Enforcement™ (TE) for a permanent product demonstration exhibit at the Microsoft Executive Briefing Center in Brussels. To support this European EBC exhibit, TE is being hosted at the Dublin Azure Data Center in Western Europe. The U.S. instance is hosted in Chicago, Illinois. This is proof that an entire system can be deployed, server free, anywhere in the world in a matter of hours.(Link to Press Release)
• Total was invited to become a member of the Windows Azure Platform Customer Advisory Board (CAB). As a long-standing Microsoft Gold Certified partner, Total enthusiastically accepted the invitation to this small, select group of senior technology leaders who play a critical role in helping to guide the future direction of the Windows Azure Cloud Computing Platform. (Link to News Release)
• Recipients of the inaugural Emergency Management Digital Distinction Awards were announced by e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government and Emergency Management magazine, producers of the awards. Total Computer has two customer agencies (King County Sheriff's Office (WA) and Town of North Castle PD (NY) who received the award. (Link to Press Release)
• Wyoming County, Pennsylvania has selected Total Enforcement® to facilitate Emergency dispatch for their brand new, state-of-the-art E 9-1-1 Center. Wyoming County, Pa. contains 23 municipalities, 18 Townships, and 5 Boroughs. Total’s system will seamlessly link all departments county-wide, providing for maximum inter-agency operability. (Link to News Release)
• Total Computer Announces Total Enforcement 2 on Windows Azure (Press Release)