Deliverable Create a presentation for fellow officers and decision-makers that addresses each of the following, as they relate to your chosen technology (from last week's activity LexisNexis Investiga

Deliverable

Create a presentation for fellow officers and decision-makers that addresses each of the following, as they relate to your chosen technology (from last week's activity LexisNexis Investigator, Motorola Solutions Command Central Records). The goal is to include details that provide significant insight into areas such as its adoption, use, purpose, et cetera. The presentation should do the following:

• Justify 4 important criteria for evaluating a criminal investigation technology for possible adoption.
• Recommend an RMS suitable for adoption based upon the application of all identified criteria and the information sought in the Cyber Fraud Tech Briefing scenario.
• Cite and describe a real-world example that effectively illustrates the use and outcomes of your chosen technology.
• Explain 2 significant limitations or downsides of a chosen technology that could impact decision-making regarding its adoption, including supporting quantifiable metrics or data. You might consider areas such as cost, ethical use, training, maintenance, et cetera.

Presentation Submission Requirements

• Use PowerPoint to create the equivalent of a 5-7-minute presentation if delivered orally.
• PowerPoint: 8-10 slides. All slides should be supported by detailed speaker notes that address the required criteria without the aid of a voice-over or speaker.

This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards (SWS). The library is your home for SWS assistance, including citations and formatting. Please refer to the library site for all support. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.

The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:

• Examine technology and data tools for use in the criminal justice system that provides Data-informed decision-making.
• Analyze the impact of technology on various aspects of the criminal justice system.
• Evaluate ethical issues that criminal justice technologies pose to the law enforcement community and society.