General Manager Todd Drake will discuss the state of i2 software and review key enhancements with the current product line. Mr. Drake will introduce new products and concepts that will be launched in the near term and discuss the future direction of i2 technology.

Colonel McKnight was the Commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment elements assigned to Task Force Ranger in Mogadishu, Somalia. His efforts as Commander during this assignment were chronicled in the book and movie Black Hawk Down. He brings his experience to others through his presentation that provides a better understanding of the unparalleled commitment and leadership necessary to be successful when executing operations in the most difficult and severe situations. Learn what it takes to ensure mission success in the field, at work, and in life.

It is estimated that organized retail crime groups cost retailers in excess of $30 billion annually. Learn how one national retailer detects, investigates and resolves organized retail crime incidents through technology, partnerships and education. Mr. Salcone and Mr. Brooks will discuss an actual case study involving an organized refund ring and the methods Big Lots used to bring the case to resolution.

Mr. Lindsey will demonstrate how i2 Analyst's Notebook and i2 iBase, in conjunction with innovative technology, were the key to success for DEA's Operation Raw Deal - the largest steroid enforcement action in U.S. history. A nearly 2-year operation, involving dozens of U.S. and international agencies, culminated in the September 2007 takedown that resulted in the arrest of more than 140 individuals and the seizure of 60 underground laboratories around the globe.

Mr. Lindsey will detail the operation and the challenges facing large-scale investigations that involve massive volumes of evidence resulting from Internet-centric cases. He will also discuss how unique implementations of i2 products, along with specialized software, were used to produce actionable intelligence in ways not previously possible.

Network nodal analysis is a powerful tool in understanding the structure of social and organizational networks. Identifying the structure of a network enables identification of critical nodes and their relationships. This, in turn, enables the analyst to nominate high-payoff targets. However, this analysis is only half the battle. Predictive analysis is impossible without understanding the "pattern of life" within the network. Together, network nodal analysis and predictive analysis enables the analyst to identify the network, determine critical targets, and predict when and where targets may present an opportunity for engagement.

Managing data to support both methods of analysis presents unique challenges. During this session, we will discuss best practices in data management and demonstrate techniques and tools to allow the analyst to employ both predictive and network nodal analysis with i2 products, working from a single data set without the need for time consuming manual re-configuration of data.

This session will discuss challenges facing law enforcement analysts working for or with fusion centers. Topics of discussion will include: appropriate management and use, training, professional certification and career path of fusion center intelligence analysts. It will also discuss the unique challenges regarding fusion centers and their role in the Information Sharing Environment as described in the National Strategy for Information Sharing.

In this session, you will take an in-depth look at i2 document analysis capabilities of i2 ChartExplorer and i2 TextChart, which have the power to transform documents into analysis-ready data when used with i2 iBase and i2 Analyst's Notebook.

See first-hand how these products work together to make the most of a range of documents. Leveraging articles and Web site content to analyze a recent increase in serial bank robberies, Mr. Nathan and Ms. Smith will demonstrate:
• i2 ChartExplorer to search for and target unstructured documents, as well as existing analysis; and
• i2 TextChart to capture these documents, and then connect "Live" to i2 iBase to populate and enrich a repository of analytical data for further analysis in i2 Analyst's Notebook.

i2 iBase is a powerful analytical database application that can be used at the individual, workgroup and enterprise level. Come hear about several methods for leveraging iBase data across the enterprise including use of XML Web services.

Introducing our newest product, i2 iCentral, an enterprise intelligence and investigations data warehouse solution that helps investigators, analysts and supervisors centralize information for seamless access, analysis and management across the organization. Discover how iCentral empowers case-based data collection and management, automates the intelligence workflow, and supports collaboration across the enterprise among thousands of concurrent users. Explore iCentral's portfolio of analysis tools - from simple search to integration with i2 Analyst's Notebook. Also learn how iCentral provides enhanced data protection with customizable security that offers role- and case-based permissions.

Identifying 'red flags' as indicators of fraud and corruption demands special investigative techniques. In 2007, the World Bank and the Government of India agreed to perform a Detailed Implementation Review to look for fraud indicators in 5 India-based World Bank-financed health projects. The findings revealed significant indicators of fraud and corruption in all 5 projects.

Discover how the World Bank's Department of Institutional Integrity used an advanced methodology to detect indicators of fraud, collusion and corruption in these projects. Learn how resources and tools like i2 Analyst's Notebook and i2 iBridge facilitated this review. Mr. Kammer and Mr. Robertson will discuss the investigation and will present the findings of the analysis, information on the follow-up investigation and implications for the World Bank and Government of India.

This session will introduce investigators and analysts to the methodologies used to train Military Law Enforcement including the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marine Criminal Investigators. Learn how these techniques can be applied to police intelligence operations and criminal intelligence analysis. Mr. Matthews will share best practices and approaches used within military law enforcement from initial investigation to managing data and performing analysis. Using i2 Analyst's Notebook, he will show how to apply these methodologies to create actionable intelligence.

Mr. Hedrick will discuss Operation Crying the Blues, a 2.5 year multi-jurisdiction, multi-line T-III, RICO investigation that culminated in the arrest and conviction of 35 individuals for violations of racketeering, murder, kidnapping, heroin and cocaine trafficking, money laundering and the indictment and seizure of more than $26 million in substitute assets. The timelines created with i2 Analyst's Notebook were critical at each stage of the investigation - from case initiation through the trial process. Mr. Hedrick will demonstrate how the timelines enhanced this complex investigation.

Analysts are overwhelmed with the "information overload" of documents and are now faced with "entity overload" - trying to find, understand and remember complex networks and patterns of people, places and things. Studies show that most of an analyst's memory and recollection of findings are lost within weeks of discovery. While the idea of having memory-based personal assistants to help the analyst is an old one, only recent technology and product advances now provide this.

Dr. Aparicio will describe how Saffron Technology's SaffronAnalyst works with i2 Analyst's Notebook to enable massive reading of documents, giving the analyst more time for analysis. All the "dots" are read and remembered as entity-link connections across all the documents, allowing for immediate recall and navigation of entities, links and their context and supporting evidence of interest. Dr. Aparicio will report a case study that drastically decreased the time it took to analyze and, therefore, time to act. He will discuss how this technology between Saffron and i2 will eventually lead to the recall of patterns across networks, event sequences, and spatial relationships to further assist the finding of similar patterns and the anticipation of likely events.

Counterfeit pharmaceutical trading brings increasing risk to patient safety. To combat this growing threat, pharmaceutical companies work to identify, investigate, target and prosecute individuals and organizations involved in the illegal pharmaceutical trade.

The deployment of both i2 iBase and i2 Analyst's Notebook have enhanced Eli Lilly's Global Product Protection Team's ability to collect, collate and present evidence regarding the global networks involved in the illegal manufacture, distribution and sale of counterfeit pharmaceuticals. Investigations are conducted in partnership with regional government and law enforcement authorities with the goal of disrupting and dismantling these activities through criminal prosecution or the appropriate civil action.

This presentation will look at the work of Eli Lilly's Global Product Protection Team and how iBase was implemented to assist both the Investigations and Forensic Testing Teams to enable them to identify counterfeiting associations across the world.

The North Central Texas Fusion Center (NCTFC) shares data from law enforcement, health, intelligence transportation and emergency management sources to authorized personnel utilizing a digital enterprise system that can be accessed via a secure internet connection from anywhere. The NCTFC system provides simple to complex data query of structured and unstructured data, directed summarization on any topic, link analysis and predictive modeling of pre-incident indicators, target threats, terrorist threat levels and disease threats computed daily or more frequently as necessary. The baseline system is technically advanced and based on an enterprise solution targeting regional law enforcement, first responders, public health, intelligent transportation systems and emergency management.

Learn how i2 products play an integral role in supporting the NCTFC. Mr. Lee will discuss the process that analysts must take to access, analyze and disseminate intelligence. He will provide examples of how this process incorporates local law enforcement data into the all-hazards data analysis. This unique approach establishes NCTFC as the first all-hazards strategic Fusion Center in Texas.

End users who analyze video and multimedia are being flooded with large volumes of data from a wide range of sources and need systems and tools to: 1) detect and distinguish an event of interest from many like - but unimportant - events; 2) query, retrieve, view and report selected video data with events of interest; and 3) identify associations between seemingly unrelated multimedia data.

Dr. Guler will discuss intuVision video content analysis technologies that enable end users to get the most out of their video content in a short time and create re-usable metadata for video event mining, case building and reporting. She will present several examples of intuVision video processing results looking for levels of activity, colors of objects, selected events, faces and similarity to a given scene to provide useful insights to the analyst.

The analytical profession continues to evolve and develop as its role and functionality increasingly become a necessity in the investigative process. Ms. Corrado will address challenges faced by analysts, how far we have come and where we are going, expectations of the position, and how we can best prepare ourselves for what lies ahead. Her experience as both an analyst and manager will provide a broad perspective and will assist in demonstrating that - whether actively working as an analyst or supervising an analytical unit - it is important to remain true to the profession and focused on the mission.

This presentation will focus on the use of i2 Analyst's Notebook to identify and document the elements of a racketeering enterprise that used a sophisticated card cheating scheme to target casinos across the United States and Canada. The criminal organization targeted by this investigation successfully cheated 18 casinos out of millions of dollars from March 2002 through May 2007, when 20 suspects were federally indicted for conspiracy to commit racketeering, money laundering and related offenses. During the course of the investigation, it became apparent that the fluid nature of the criminal associations and the sheer volume of information would make it difficult to document the RICO elements using a traditional link or timeline chart. As a result, a modified timeline format was created to document significant criminal acts and the roles of the suspects in support of the RICO.

The charting technique discussed in this presentation will be useful for any analyst working a large group of loosely associated criminals involved in frequent but distinct criminal activities, as opposed to the more traditional organized crime groups that have well-established hierarchies and are typically involved in ongoing criminal enterprises.

i2 products play an increasing role in the detection, investigation and prevention of a wide range of criminal activities impacting commercial organizations. From internet fraud and network security to financial crimes and organized fraud, Mr. Marane will discuss how to leverage i2's suite of analytical products to proactively analyze information and data in a variety of scenarios. He will focus his discussion on insurance/medical fraud and electronic commerce fraud (credit card, wire transfers) and demonstrate how i2 tools can assist in the detection, enhancement and presentation of commercial crime cases.

When several organizations work together to perform complex investigations, they can collect a great deal of useful information and data that can range from hard copies to electronically stored information (ESI). The consequence, however, is that investigators are faced with an overwhelming volume of data that needs to be managed, analyzed and presented clearly to the client. Deloitte faces this challenge regularly in its due diligence, litigation support, fraud, and other investigations it performs. By combining computer forensic analysis with in-depth investigations into parties suspected of wrongdoing, Deloitte seeks to uncover direct and circumstantial evidence of fraud, as well as any prior financial, legal, regulatory or criminal problems.

In this session, Ms. Crowley and Mr. Rule will walk you through a case study/analysis of a Deloitte investigation that integrates the computer forensics, business intelligence and investigations divisions. Learn how Deloitte employs an inclusive model for managing complex investigations and how the investigation team applies i2 analysis software to visually demonstrate the relationships involved in a case.

Ms. Nomani was a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal for 15 years. Since August 2007, Ms. Nomani has been a visiting Professor in the practice of journalism at Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies, leading the Pearl Project, a faculty-student investigation into the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Pearl and his wife, Mariane, were visiting her house in Karachi, Pakistan when he left for the interview from which he didn't return.

Ms. Nomani will discuss the investigation into the death of her friend and Wall Street Journal colleague Daniel Pearl. Learn how she and her students are using i2 Analyst's Notebook to assist in the Pearl Project. The investigation seeks to find answers to several questions: Who really killed Pearl? Why did they kill? What are the underlying politics of the event? And what lessons can we draw for society from this tragic intersection of cultures?

Law enforcement agencies in America routinely conduct terrorist driven scenarios in preparation for the next 9-11. Are they realistic and are they enough? Mr. Zumwalt will lead the audience through a terrorist circumstance that is relevant to preparation for such an event. Drawing upon experience of his own and from the persons he has worked with over the years, he allows the audience to draw their own conclusions as to whether or not their particular agency is truly ready for the next catastrophic event in America.

This session is for decision makers, first responders, medical personnel, media persons, chaplains - in short - anyone who will one day be involved in an on-scene response to a catastrophic terrorist attack by armed individuals. If you think you are ready - attend this session.

Income Tax fraud presents itself in a variety of ways and is constantly evolving. This presentation will show how the Minnesota Department of Revenue uses i2 Analyst's Notebook to combat refund fraud as well as present complex schemes to a judge or jury in an easy-to-understand format. Ms. Lessard will also discuss how Analyst's Notebook has simplified the referral of cases between the department's civil and criminal fraud investigation units.

Technology used to access data in multiple databases yields analytic results that would otherwise go undiscovered. This session is designed for law enforcement intelligence analysts who want to explore the benefits of proactive and tactical criminal analysis using such information-sharing technology tools.

While discussing a single case dealing with narcotics trafficking, gangs and sex crimes, Ms. Aumond will illustrate how information in multiple databases can be accessed and queried. Then see how you can quickly create analytic views and reports that move investigations forward for further analysis and easy dissemination. Highlighted technologies include i2 iXv, i2 Analyst's Notebook, i2 Analyst's Workstation, and ESRI GIS and Mapping Software.

Analysis becomes extremely complex as the number of entities, relationships and events multiply. As the amount of data overwhelms the ability of the analyst to keep all the pertinent facts in his head, it becomes natural to take shortcuts that can introduce bias and error into the analytic process. To avoid this problem, it is necessary to use a set of tools and practices to manage complexity and avoid either reaching false conclusions, or failing to reach conclusions that can be supported by the available data.

By using i2 software and best practices in the collection and analytical process, the individual analyst and the analytical organization can avoid common analytic mistakes and produce accurate conclusions and actionable intelligence. In this session, we will examine some common types of analytic bias that can produce faulty intelligence and discuss ways to avoid them.

As illicit finance becomes more technologically advanced, so too do the tools used in financial investigations. Illicit finance - whether used for criminal or terrorist activities - leaves a trail that can be exploited with the proper analysis. Learn how the FBI Terrorist Financing Operations Section (TFOS) uses iBase to aid in the relational, transactional and social network analysis to identify terrorist related financing and fundraising activities. Mrs. Halstead and Mr. Combs will discusss how iBase has been used to aid in multijurisdictional and complex investigations.

From statistical to strategic to tactical analysis, Analyst's Workstation enables law enforcement and commercial customers to transition seamlessly between analytical projects. Learn how to leverage the capabilities of Analyst's Workstation in the commercial, law enforcement and corrections environments to (1) discover trends in statistical analysis, (2) use strategic analysis to proactively identify events and (3) then apply tactical analysis to discover the relationships that exist among all that information.

Learn about the newly developed automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) component for iBase 5. This session concentrates on a burglary investigation to demonstrate how the ALPR component for iBase 5 can help to maximize the value of your data and streamline your analysis process by uncovering hidden links and patterns across your information pool.

Discover how iXa Web Services allow analysts and investigators to quickly search across multiple relational data sources for the information they need. You will learn how i2 intelligent searching and smart matching capabilities help to overcome both the problem of too little data - by casting a wide net for potentially useful information; and the problem of too much data - by scoring, ranking and matching retrieved results to present the user with the most relevant information.

i2 has a variety of software development kits that i2 developers, customers and systems integrators use to develop custom solutions or i2 product extensions. Take a look at some of the innovative projects i2 developers have been working on including tools to analyze data from social networking sites, send data from i2 Analyst's Notebook to mapping software and more. Get ready to be inspired to take on your own projects!

Corporate security services extend far beyond guard service operations. This presentation illustrates how a corporate security operation is designed and why. Mr. Hewson will discuss the complex field of operations including all its components and the issues and challenges that are regularly encountered. Corporate security also collaborates with law enforcement and other agencies to achieve successful and cost-effective investigations. Learn how this interaction between law enforcement and private industry plays a critical role in the success of these partnerships, and how investigative tools can be leveraged by the team.

Most organizations have multiple analysts engaged in analyzing the same data, but different aspects of that data. With multiple analysts producing charts, oftentimes the analysis is lost in a directory or stored out of sight. Mr. Rockstrom will discuss the challenges of bringing multiple charts together into a cohesive usable environment. He will share and demonstrate new ways and methods for utilizing those unseen charts to provide maximum analysis of your data.

With emerging technology and the globalization of criminal activity, financial fraud has become increasingly easy to commit and more challenging to investigate. There are more schemes than ever to commit financial crime, requiring investigators and analysts to stay on top of the latest trends and technologies available to attack this ever-growing threat to the U.S. financial infrastructure. Whether you are in law enforcement or private industry, following the money trail and understanding current and emerging fraud schemes is critical to the investigative and analytical process. Ms. Corrado will discuss current trends and best practices for combating these schemes.

Too often, both crime and intelligence analysis are limited either by technology or tradition. Through commonly available technology, a new view on data sources and a change in analyst functions, Clark County and the City of Vancouver have adapted i2 technology - not only to gather, collate and analyze information from a wide variety of sources - but to put this technology directly into the hands of detectives where they can access it live in the field.

Learn how intelligence officers in the field are able to pull real-time data from disparate sources such as Tiburon®, video surveillance and public data sources into i2 iBase and i2 Analyst's Notebook for further analysis. Mr. Salsig will show a live demonstration of this process by connecting to CRISNET - a data warehouse build using iBase SSE. Discover how this new approach provides officers quick access to the intelligence they need to act decisively.

Much too often, analysts are inundated with information overload - usually in the form of structured and unstructured data. Ms. Zicha will provide best practices for integrating voluminous amounts of data from a variety of source applications using i2 Analyst's Notebook and i2 TextChart. Learn tips and techniques to utilize your intelligence more effectively to identify and determine associations as they relate to a criminal investigation.

Ms. Zicha will take the audience through an investigative scenario involving a gang related illegal firearms trafficking case. Extracted data from several source applications - AutoTrackXP®, case management systems, Microsoft® Excel, and Pen-Link® - will be integrated and analyzed. Ms. Zicha will conclude with presenting your findings in a multitude of visual representations.

As an i2 collegiate partner, Penn State's Security and Risk Analysis program helps students acquire practical skills that prepare them for an intelligence career. Discover how these students use i2 Analyst's Notebook to solve complex terrorism plots with a strong social network element and then use the analysis to develop intelligence reports designed for decision making. Dr. Brewer will discuss the use of Analyst's Notebook as a tool for creating visual representations and for identifying complex plot lines from multi-source intelligence.

Dr. Brewer will also discuss the students' work on how to improve collaboration among collocated groups of analysts addressing a complex intelligence program, including human computer interaction design augmentations. Learn how the students have employed large screen displays of Analyst's Notebook using HUMINT, SIGINT, MASINT, and COMINT reports to collaboratively reconstruct terrorist plots and how they are using Analyst's Notebook as a mechanism for visualizing cyber warfare attacks on networks.

It is well known that i2 products are used in law enforcement and intelligence activities. The commercial application of this technology in civil actions, corporate and financial related investigations provides additional opportunities to utilize the versatility of i2 technology. This case study focuses on an actual investigation performed on behalf of a major asset-based lender facing a $6 million loss due to asset misappropriations by a trusted client.

The presentation explores how the integration of Analyst's Notebook visualization with comprehensive database inputs and field investigation material resulted in the successful recovery of the at-risk exposure. It includes a detailed overview of the case and its investigative methodology. The application phase of the presentation discusses how complex, discrete pieces of information are manipulated, uploaded and integrated into a usable case management overview utilizing i2's versatile visualization and linkage functions. The manipulation of complex data and the use of Analyst's Notebook custom features applicable for similar civil investigations will also be discussed. Following the presentation, audience members are encouraged to participate and share their ideas related to the use of Analyst's Notebook in civil actions and corporate and due diligence investigations.

Attensity's Law Enforcement Analyst Desktop Solution (LEADS) enables agents to access, analyze and organize data from all forms of freeform text - unstructured information stored in police reports, FBI reports, interaction logs, legal or case documents, and public information. It is a secure, browser-based application that offers law enforcement agencies a seamless combination of criminal analytic tools at the fingertips of analysts. Together, these capabilities allow analysts to rapidly and accurately search for, analyze and visualize the vast amounts of unstructured data that surround investigations.

Colonel Baker will discuss how Virginia's Chesterfield County Police Department (CCPD) utilizes LEADS and Analyst's Notebook to help its law enforcement personnel follow leads, make arrests and close cases. By introducing Attensity's text analytics technology and Analyst's Notebook, CCPD investigators now have the power to quickly find previously unknown events, facts and relationships hidden in myriad forms of text, enabling the department to more quickly and efficiently thwart crime and close cases.

In the session, you'll learn how a commercial incident and investigation management software tool - Perspective - by PPM 2000 Inc. - with its unique integration with i2 solutions is being used by corporate America to connect the dots in major investigations including fraud and theft rings and other criminal and non criminal incidents. Using link analysis to reveal seemingly disparate and unconnected data, routine information is presented as visual elements which are easily analyzed and interpreted with the ability to be shared with internal resources and external agencies.

Mr. McIlravey will discuss a case study of the software being used for incident tracking and investigations by one of the largest airlines in the U.S. See a demonstration of the Perspective software in action and its integration with i2 Analyst's Notebook and i2 iBridge.

Global telecommunications industry fraud losses are estimated to be in the range of $54.4 - $60 billion annually, representing a 52% increase over the previous 3-year period. What was once classified as a "white collar crime" committed mostly by "script kiddies" and low level criminals has evolved to become a major source of funding for terrorism and a convenient means to provide covert communications. Learn how the technical sophistication of the fraud is overshadowed by the highly orchestrated schemes carried out by complex criminal and terrorist organizations. Mr. Beaulieu will discuss how these organizations manipulate the system to make a single large fraud scheme appear to be a series of unrelated events. The session will also include scenarios to assist in the interpretation of telephone call detail related to "spoofing", call forwarding and hacking.

Learn about Operation Freeze Frame - a multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency investigation involving ICE Baltimore, ICE New Haven, DEA Baltimore, IRS Baltimore and FBI Washington, D.C. The operation targeted a drug trafficking and money laundering organization based in Chiquimula, Guatemala. A joint undercover operation enabled federal agents to launder $1 million through the organization. The operation resulted in the arrest of over 30 individuals and the seizure of more than 40 kilograms of heroin and 250 kilograms of cocaine.

Mr. Engel will describe this complex operation and the collaboration between the agencies. Ms. Noel and Mr. Tuckey will discuss how i2 Analyst's Notebook was used to support the operation from the initial investigation to the analysis and prosecution by the U.S. Attorney and the grand jury.

While it is often said, "You don't know what you don't know," the reality is, "We don't know what we do know." Law enforcement, hospitals, poison control centers, health departments, fire departments, hazardous materials handlers, banks, and the list goes on routinely gather sensitive and non-sensitive information that, when combined, become a powerful source for intelligence analysts. The key to unlocking this virtual library is information brokering. Director Carr will discuss how a handful of HIDTAs are spearheading the information brokering concept and its future implications in terms of strategic as well as operational intelligence.

Learn how analysts in Lee County Sheriff's office used i2 Analyst's Notebook and AutoTrackXP® to take down a Cuban-American organized crime ring in Southwest Florida. Ms. McFall will discuss how the case evolved, starting from a massive increase in the real estate market to the unraveling of insurance fraud, mortgage fraud, cargo theft, commercial vehicle theft, arson, human smuggling and murder for hire.

She will demonstrate how Analyst's Notebook and AutoTrackXP assisted with the process of dismantling the rapid development of organized crime in Southwest Florida.

As an i2 collegiate partner, Penn State's Security and Risk Analysis program helps students acquire practical skills that prepare them for an intelligence career. Discover how these students use i2 Analyst's Notebook to solve complex terrorism plots with a strong social network element and then use the analysis to develop intelligence reports designed for decision making. Dr. Brewer will discuss the use of Analyst's Notebook as a tool for creating visual representations and for identifying complex plot lines from multi-source intelligence.

Dr. Brewer will also discuss the students' work on how to improve collaboration among collocated groups of analysts addressing a complex intelligence program, including human computer interaction design augmentations. Learn how the students have employed large screen displays of Analyst's Notebook using HUMINT, SIGINT, MASINT, and COMINT reports to collaboratively reconstruct terrorist plots and how they are using Analyst's Notebook as a mechanism for visualizing cyber warfare attacks on networks.

The FBI developed a unique approach to effectively and efficiently analyze SARs using i2 Analyst's Notebook and i2 iBase. This session will focus on the creation of the schema, the cleansing of the data, and the analytical approach used to analyze millions of SARs. The ability to analyze the financial intelligence contained within the SAR and identify potential enterprises would not be possible without this advanced analytical technique. Learn how this methodology provides the FBI with the intelligence they need to combat money laundering domestically and internationally.

See a demonstration of an integrated suite of intelligence analytical tools to support current intelligence analysts and situational awareness operators for both domestic and foreign related missions. These intelligence analytical tools harness imagery, SIGINT (ELINT/COMINT), open source, link analysis and other sources of geospatial data to generate a rapid tactical picture for intelligence analysts and operational planners.

Police and defense forces worldwide rely on the integrated visual, statistical and geospatial analysis tools in i2 Analyst's Workstation to gain insights into patterns and trends in criminal and terrorist activity. Learn how crime analysts and Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection users can leverage Analyst's Workstation to enhance their decision making and asset protection abilities.

i2 has a variety of software development kits that i2 developers, customers and systems integrators use to develop custom solutions or i2 product extensions. Take a look at some of the innovative projects i2 developers have been working on including tools to analyze data from social networking sites, send data from i2 Analyst's Notebook to mapping software and more. Get ready to be inspired to take on your own projects!

In this session, you will take an in-depth look at i2 document analysis capabilities of i2 ChartExplorer and i2 TextChart, which have the power to transform documents into analysis-ready data when used with i2 iBase and i2 Analyst's Notebook.

See first-hand how these products work together to make the most of a range of documents. Leveraging articles and Web site content to analyze a recent increase in serial bank robberies, Mr. Nathan and Ms. Smith will demonstrate:
• i2 ChartExplorer to search for and target unstructured documents, as well as existing analysis; and
• i2 TextChart to capture these documents, and then connect "Live" to i2 iBase to populate and enrich a repository of analytical data for further analysis in i2 Analyst's Notebook.

Take this opportunity to meet directly with i2 product experts on Analyst's Notebook and ChartExplorer! Get answers to your questions, provide feedback on these products or suggest new features.

Take this opportunity to meet directly with i2 product experts on iBase! Get answers to your questions, provide feedback on this product or suggest new features.

Take this opportunity to meet directly with i2 product experts on TextChart! Get answers to your questions, provide feedback on this product or suggest new features.

Take this opportunity to meet directly with i2 product experts on Analyst's Workstation! Get answers to your questions, provide feedback on this product or suggest new features.