MicroAssist
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| ISIN | 🆔 |
| Industry | Learning and Development |
| Founded 📆 | 1988 |
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| Headquarters 🏙️ | 8500 Shoal Creek Blvd #225, Austin , Texas |
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| Services | Application Development, Learning Development, Classroom Training |
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| 🌐 Website | www.microassist.com |
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MicroAssist is a learning and development consulting firm headquartered in Austin, Texas. There are three major divisions within MicroAssist: Learning, Law Enforcement, and Custom Application Development.
Learning division
This division is responsible for creating, delivering, and hosting custom training with a special emphasis in usability and accessibility.
Criminal justice information system
This is a consulting and development division focusing on the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) space. Current division focus is on: Sex Offender Registration (SOR); Computerized Criminal History (CCH); Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR); National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS); Rap Back; Registration, Licensing and Reporting Systems (RLRS).
Application development
This division is responsible for operating several custom application development groups that focus on extending Open Source and custom solutions.
MicroAssist milestones
- 1988 - Sanjay Nasta founded MicroAssist.[1]
- 1995 - MicroAssist launched first Internet course.
- 1997 - MicroAssist launched Texas Department of Public Safety website — first time instant access to Texas Criminal History.[2][3]
- 1998 - MicroAssist developed Public/Secure Sex Offender Registration Database and Application for Texas Department of Public Safety.[4]
- 2001 - MicroAssist developed Uniform Crime Reporting Database and Application Texas Department of Public Safety.[5]
- 2005 - MicroAssist developed Texas Incident Based Reporting System (TIBRS) / National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS), providing 50 additional crime elements not included in the UCR Summary side.[6]
- 2007 - MicroAssist entered e-learning market.[7]
- 2009 - MicroAssist launched EthicsEd, an e-Learning program about sexual misconduct and abuse between employees and their students in schools.[8]
- 2014 - MicroAssist developed a CRS mobile app for Texas Department of Public Safety,[9] which includes information about sex offenders, Texas' 10 Most Wanted fugitives, human trafficking, and suspicious activity reporting.[10][11]
- 2015 - MicroAssist developed e-learning for Impact Texas Teen Driver program.[12][13][14]
References
- ↑ Calnan, C. (2014, Aug 28). MicroAssist makes bad-guy app for Texas DPS. Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from Austin Business Journal
- ↑ Texas Department of Public Safety Retrieved Oct 1, from Internet Archive
- ↑ DPS Convictions Records Internet Site Created by MicroAssist, Inc. Of Austin, Texas.(2014). Retrieved Sep 28 2015, from The Free Library.
- ↑ Convictions Records Database. Retrieved Sep 28, from Internet Archive
- ↑ The Texas Uniform Crime Reporting Program. Retrieved Oct 1, from Internet Archive
- ↑ Crime Record Service. Retrieved Oct 1 from Internet Archive
- ↑ Calnan, C. (2014, Aug 28). MicroAssist makes bad-guy app for Texas DPS. Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from Austin Business Journal
- ↑ MicroAssist Launches EthicsEd at Prestigious DEMO Retrieved Oct 6, 2015, from serkadis.com
- ↑ Texas DPS Sex Offender App Released Just in Time For School. (2014, Sep 2). Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from abc13.com>
- ↑ Beattie,B. (2014, Aug 27)Texas DPS launches mobile app. Retrieved Oct 6, 2015, from starlocalmedia.com
- ↑ DPS Mobile App Now Available for Download. Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from Big Country homepage.com
- ↑ MicroAssist Assists Texas DPS with Teen Driving Program(2015, Sep 29). Retrieved Oct 1, 2015, from kcentv.com
- ↑ Driver education program now required for teens. (2015, Aug 28). Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from ksat.com
- ↑ Rose, A. (2015, Sep 16). DPS creates new driving program. Retrieved Sep 25, 2015, from trcle.com
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