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Modernization and Integration Utilizing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

This presentation discusses the modernization approach of Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) in San Joaquin County through Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). It covers business drivers, challenges of aging systems, and difficulties in recruiting skilled personnel. Jerry Becker, the Information Systems Director, outlines the reasons for selecting SOA, the integration standards adopted, and ongoing experiences with governance and monitoring tools. The presentation highlights the project’s successes in integrating legacy and new technologies while showcasing the necessary talent and strategies for effective implementation.

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Modernization and Integration Utilizing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

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  1. Modernization and Integration Utilizing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Presentation to the California CIO Academy Jerry Becker Information Systems Director County of San Joaquin February 26, 2008

  2. Presentation Agenda • Overview of business drivers • Why did San Joaquin County select an SOA approach? • Approach • Experiences thus far

  3. Current Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

  4. Business Drivers • Aging system that is critical to the region -Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) • Skill sets needed to support the system are difficult to recruit • System is highly integrated • Magnitude of change required to replace the system

  5. Why SOA? • Supportable • Adaptable • Reusable • Solved a serious technology problem

  6. Approach • Adopted SOA as the integration standard • Identified highly talented staff within our team • Chose a product as integration software • Selected a manageable project for proof of concept

  7. Future CJIS

  8. Experiences thus far • Governance processes are essential • Monitoring tools are critical • Exception handling is very complex • Approach is consistent with the direction of our major business partners • Integration between legacy technologies and target technologies has gone well

  9. Thank You Slides available at www.sjgov.org/ISD

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