John
Miller is the Associated Deputy Director of National
Intelligence for Analytic Transformation and Technology, and a
former FBI Deputy Director, LAPD Bureau Chief, and NYPD Deputy
Commissioner. He is the author of The Cell: Inside the 9/11
Plot and Why the FBI and CIA Failed to Stop It and the only
American journalist ever to interview Osama bin Laden.
See his WikiPedia page.
Joan McNamara is the LAPD Assistant Commanding
Officer of the Counter-Terrorism and Criminal Intelligence
Bureau. As such, she has a key responsibility for implementing
predictive analysis at the LAPD.
Join us as we delve into
Predictive Policing and other tools and techniques
of crime analysis, COMPSTAT, and effective crime prevention. Our
conference also features:
Introductory crime analysis training
Over a dozen general and breakout sessions in basic and
advanced topics
Hands-on computer training in data analysis techniques
Once you've secured funding and permission to attend the 2010 MACA
conference, cast your sights to the 2010 IACA Annual Training
Conference. For IACA's landmark 20th conference, they will be
joining the Center
for Problem-Oriented Policing in Arlington, Texas,
from September 27-30, 2010. This joint
conference will feature more than 50 training classes in crime
analysis and problem-oriented policing; this is a conference for
analysts to attend with their officers and chiefs. Click here for
more information.
Highlights
Click here for the
latest schedule of classes in our partnership with Middlesex
Community College and NEMLEC (updated December 2009).
MACA Past President Christopher Bruce has updated
his 2003 book, Better Policing with Microsoft Office,
to Office 2007.
View it on Amazon.com.
Are you a fan of Rachel Boba's
Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping? She's just come out with a
second edition, now titled Crime Analysis with Crime Mapping.
It's
available from Amazon.com.
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