“I am excited about this opportunity,” Niclaes said.  “I look forward to continuing work with the clients, and furthering analytical training across Canada.”

Aug. 22, 2009: We finished production on our eSolve training DVD!  Now you can bring the training session straight to your own office and master our investigation management software.  With hours of extensive training, you will be fully equipped with eSolve without leaving your remote control.  Save money from travel and hotel costs.  Best of all, you can play, rewind, fast forward, repeat, jump, and pause eSolve training at your own pace.  Get a group together and everyone can learn simultaneously and do group exercises using the same training database.  The DVD is packed with hands-on training for users and administrators alike that can jump start your investigation management.  The training video is produced in HD quality to make your training experience as pleasing as possible.

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January 29, 2009: The staff at Trinus collectively sponsored a number of children from World Vision. It might be a small gesture, but we want to do our part in making a difference in our world. This action also puts into practice our vision to promote “furthering the cause of justice worldwide.”

Immediate intervention includes SecureDoc, Inxight, TippingPoint

"Intelligence reports also suggest that China has an estimated 1,000 agents and informants secretly operating in Canada."

Once again Canadians are shocked over the discovery (better defined as realization) that spies exist and operate on Canadian soil. This same reaction was observed immediately after the terrorist plot to assassinate the Prime Minister was uncovered. In the analytical community, more pressure is being placed on the demand for in depth data mining. How else do you report on the "day in the life of a spy" unless you have the skills and tools to dig down several layers of hidden secrets. But the need for "spy catchers" is not as great in the law enforcement or national security community, as it is the commercial sector. Industrial espionage is alive and well and slicing at the heart of leading Canadian industries. Are the private security forces and intelligence analysts equipped to combat these spy games?

But don’t take my word for it…

As summer holidays draw to a close, and staff come back to find their inboxes full of mostly junk e-mail, I thought it may be time to write a post about e-mail organization. Now, I will be the first to admit that e-mail administration is not my favorite thing to do, but Outlook 2003 has some good tools that help even the most organizationally challenged individual.

Here are a few tips you can take advantage of:

Everyone has them, no one likes them, and we all deal with them: BUGS - software bugs that is. Nothing is perfect, and with today's software reaching into millions of lines of code, a few mistakes are bound to creep in. Fortunately, modern and robust programming techniques have eradicated a lot of common mistakes, or at least relegated them to annoyances rather than show stoppers - as long as your developer is following a regimented development cycle.