Outsourcing High Liability (Tactical) Training in Corrections
Corrections tactical teams, Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT), Special Response Teams (SRT), Special Operations Teams (SORT), Special...
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Feb 19, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Outsourcing High Liability (Tactical) Training in Corrections
Corrections tactical teams, Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT), Special Response Teams (SRT), Special Operations Teams (SORT), Special Operations Group (SOG), Tactical Response Team (TRT), just the mention of any of these acronyms within the...
Feb 18, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Legal Defensibility: RFID Data vs Paper Logs In Court
Log every cell check, track every inmate movement, and automate your activity logging at the point of responsibility. Access your data and real-time insights from the Cloud proving the inmate specific reporting you need for legal defensibility. Easily...
Jan 28, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
How do I download data from GUARDIAN RFID?
We were recently asked, “How do I download our data?” This question has great merit, but first, we needed to clarify the question. Are they asking, “How do I sync data from my mobile device?” “How do I run reports?” or, “How do I download this data to my...
Jan 22, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
We Suffer in Silence
The stress of a corrections officer and the demons that haunt them are very real....
Jan 22, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Breaking the “I’m Good” Code of Silence
When we hear the term “code of silence” most of us think of peer pressure to not report policy violations or any other type of professional misconduct committed by co-workers in a law enforcement setting. This article is about another kind of code of...
Jan 16, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
How to Feel Your Best When You See the Worst
The more you surround yourself with positivity, the more you will start to think positive, act positive, and then feel more positive. Your mental health is worth the effort, and your whole life will be better because of it....
Jan 14, 2020
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Evolution of the Correctional Tactical Officer
Contemporary issues such as Hostage Rescue and Active Shooter Concepts in a Correctional Setting are all subjects that in past years have been considered "taboo" for the Correctional Tactical Officer (CTO). Being able to bring complete solutions to the...
Dec 19, 2019
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Inmate Tracking for Jail and Prison Systems
Tracking inmate movements between different facilities within a jail or prison system takes thorough training on policy and procedure. It also demands careful coordination and communication to anticipate everything — from the mundane to the wildly...
Nov 12, 2019
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Who are GUARDIAN RFID’s competitors?
One question commonly asked by those in a procurement role: “Who are GUARDIAN RFID’s competitors?” Interestingly, corrections professionals don’t ask this quite as often, but in this blog, we thought we’d do both corrections users and those in purchasing...
Aug 19, 2019
- by Tessa Miller
5 low-cost ways to prevent inmate suicides
With the recent death of high-profile inmate Jeffery Epstein, a light has been shed on a fundamental problem within correctional facilities regarding lack of supervising offenders. While you cannot prevent inmate suicides, you can effectively prevent...
Apr 8, 2019
- by Camille Knighton
Top 2 Misconceptions About Correctional Officers Using Mobile Scanners (and Why They’re Wrong)
Oct 19, 2018
- by Greg Piper
Top 4 mistakes corrections officers make while doing rounds (and how to fix them)
The life of a corrections officer is far from easy and, like in any other profession, mistakes can happen. The top 4 mistakes most often made by corrections officers while completing rounds includes not observing the inmates properly, trying to complete...
Oct 1, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
How to Track Inmate Meals at your Correctional Facility using GUARDIAN RFID
Are you looking for an explanation of how your corrections staff can track inmate meals using GUARDIAN RFID? In this blog, we'll explain how to use the GUARDIAN RFID meals module, why your correctional facility should track meals, and the best practices...
Sep 10, 2018
- by Frank Montemorano
3 ways technology can help Minnesota Jails comply with 2911
What is 2911? What jail standards are defined in 2911 that Minnesota jail administrators and sheriffs should know? How can technology help to automate certain aspects of 2911? In this blog, we'll break down three ways to build and maintain compliance with...
Aug 27, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
One-way vs Two-way Interface: Which Provides More Value to your Correctional Facility?
Are you looking for a comparison between a one-way and a two-way interface between your jail management or offender management system and a third party software? In this blog, we'll cover the value in...
Aug 10, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
Inmate Identification: Wristbands vs. ID Cards
Are you looking for a comparison between wristbands and ID cards used for inmate identification? In this blog, we'll cover how each form factor...
Jul 22, 2018
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
What is the Sandra Bland Act, and How Do I Maximize our Compliance?
The Sandra Bland Act, signed into law June 15, 2017 by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, sees changes to bail reform, jail diversion, jail safety, officer training, racial profiling, data collection, officer discipline and behavioral health. Sandra Bland Act...
Jul 19, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
Why jails should switch to mobile inmate tracking
What is mobile inmate tracking? How much time is your staff wasting on paper-based systems? Is your safety and reliability suffering as a result of manual systems? This article discusses...
Jul 3, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
How to deploy GUARDIAN RFID
What do I need to know about implementing and deploying GUARDIAN RFID? How can I accelerate installation time and maximize staff adoption, all at the same time? In this blog, we answer the most commonly asked questions to...
Jun 28, 2018
- by Joe Lewis
3 Ways to Improve Guard Tour
Are you trying to learn how to improve the guard tour system at your jail? If so, this article will help you...
Jun 15, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
What You Need to Know about Hardened RFID Tags: What They Are, How to Use Them, and Where to Mount Them
How are RFID tags used in jails, prisons, and juvenile detention facilities? Are they for cell checks only? Where and how do I mount them? In this blog, we talk about the wide range of uses for Hard Tags from GUARDIAN RFID, and answer the most commonly...
Jun 4, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
Six Tips for Zone-based Inmate Tracking Success
Are you looking for an inmate tracking system for your facility? Have you considered different types of RFID technology, including zone-based vs. coordinate-based inmate tracking and the pros and cons of each? If so, this blog will help you...
May 29, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
Review: Spillman Flex Jail Management System Integration
Do you use Spillman Flex Jail Management System? Are you wondering about the cost, complexity, and value of integrating Flex JMS with GUARDIAN RFID? In this review, we discuss...
May 28, 2018
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Do I need to use Wi-Fi with GUARDIAN RFID?
Are you wondering if you need Wi-Fi in your facility to use GUARDIAN RFID? What are the costs and considerations for deploying Wi-Fi? In this blog, we discuss...
May 23, 2018
- by Camille Knighton
SPARTAN vs iPod: Which is the best handheld scanner to use in corrections?
Are you looking for an honest comparison of SPARTAN and iPod devices for jails? If so, this article will help you...
Apr 16, 2018
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Why Three Jail Administrators Switched from Guard Tour to GUARDIAN RFID
Why are corrections professionals migrating away from guard tour systems, and where are they deficient in their ability to properly log security checks and cell checks on inmates and juveniles? In this blog, we'll help you...
Nov 26, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Could Captain Kirk meet PREA standards?
What challenges are corrections leaders facing when it comes to Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) compliance? This blog will help you...
Oct 27, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Interfacing GUARDIAN RFID with our Jail Management System
Does GUARDIAN RFID integrate with our jail management system? Does it interface with offender management systems and case management systems for juveniles? Do I need a one-way or two-way interface? We'll help you...
Oct 26, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Great documentation defeats risk in corrections
How are corrections leaders eliminating manual, paper-based logs and outdated guard tour systems, while achieving real-time data collection and reporting? This blog will help you...
Oct 26, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Mobility in Corrections: iOS vs. Android
Mobility is here to stay. Handheld scanners unleash productivity and power. So now the question is: iOS vs. Android?...
Oct 23, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Switch
Correctional facilities using guard tour systems, like Guard1 or the PIPE are finding a lacking automation, reporting, and collaboration to ensure proper documentation and cell check compliance. Why are correctional facilities switching to GUARDIAN RFID?...
Oct 8, 2017
- by Ken Dalley, Jr.
Inmate Identification: Five Tips to Maximize Success
Looking to implement an inmate identification solution? Are you considering upgrading to an electronic wristband or ID card?...
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