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Football season is an exciting time on college campuses. The fans, excitement, and camaraderie can make for a great day. But with a large influx of people coming onto campus, there can come opportunities for danger, both unintentional and not. For a football team to be successful, they need to communicate and know each other’s every move. This also holds true with police enforcement coordinating and responding appropriately to incidents that may occur.

Coreforce today announced record revenue for the third quarter of 2022 of more than $11.6 million, a 37% increase in year-over-year revenue. The recurring component of the revenue continues to exceed 95% at EBITDA margins of 15%.

Industry experts estimate that 80% of evidence involved in an investigation is now digital. From body-worn cameras and in-car videos to cell phone evidence, digital reports and emerging technologies, the amount of digital evidence continues to grow, both in format and size, and the need…

Coreforce, Inc. introduces three products at the 2022 IACP industry tradeshow reflecting a focus on collaboration with law enforcement agency partners.

In the past, evidence storage mostly involved bagging and tagging physical evidence in lockers in a secure location for future use. Digital evidence was stored on floppy disks, VHS tapes and even cassettes to share with the court and partner agencies on a regular basis. “In 22 years we've really changed our technology. When I started, we had a little pocket recorder that used a little microcassette recorder that we would pop that little cassette tape out and put that intoevidence” recalls Lieutenant Peck from the Nampa Idaho Police Department.