Homeland security

TECS Modernization is a joint program investment managed by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). OneSpring is working with ICE to define the modernization of the existing case management solution for investigations as well as TECS components which are unique to the ICE mission.

 

These include Investigative Case Management, Money Laundering Tracking and Reporting, Telephone Analysis, Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination, Bank Secrecy Act Data Access, and Statistical Performance Reporting for Investigative Activities.

 

TECS is being modernized because it does not facilitate sharing of information with other border and law enforcement agencies within DHS and external to DHS nor does it support the technological, statistical and performance reporting requirements of today's investigations. The existing TECS user interfaces and architecture are dated, limiting ease of use and flexibility to respond to emerging needs. Also, the architecture and database on which the system operates is expensive, dated, and unsustainable technology.

 

The affected organizations include current and potential users of TECS. Within DHS, affected components include CBP, ICE, TSA, CIS, Coast Guard, and Secret Service. Other Federal agencies that use and/or exchange data with TECS include the Departments of State, Justice, Agriculture, Commerce, Transportation, Treasury, Labor, Defense, Health and Human Services, and Interior. Other partners include intelligence agencies and the Federal Reserve Board.

 

We've employed our Stream Process™ and innovative JAM Session® to enable diverse stakeholders around the world to experience their new application - years before it will be ready for use.

 

For the first time in the federal government's history, they're eschewing the traditional requirements process with its ambiguous requirements, endless meetings and expensive rework for the efficient and cost-effective Stream Process™.

 

JAM Sessions were held to iteratively elicit and prove stakeholder requirements. Current users of the system actively participated and provided feedback to real-time visualizations of the various aspects of this enormous and complex system.

 

Stakeholders can securely access the visualization remotely and collaborate with others anywhere in the world.

 

Contact us today to learn how we can help you with your project, no matter what the size.

 

 

 

Project description from USASpending.gov