Leo Technologies Names Chase Hallman VP of Products
Chase Hallman has joined Leo Technologies as Vice President of Products, bringing more than 25 years of law enforcement and public safety experience to the company’s product leadership team.
Chase Hallman has joined Leo Technologies as Vice President of Products, bringing more than 25 years of law enforcement and public safety experience to the company’s product leadership team.
As existing correctional facilities age and needs around rehabilitation, healthcare and staff wellness evolve, the demand for new or extensively renovated facilities that can accommodate these services has increased considerably.
January 10, 2005, is a day that changed my career in corrections.
LEO Technologies’ Verus Vision AI is an agentic video intelligence solution designed for correctional facilities.
The Lake County Adult Correctional Facility in Illinois has received the National Institute for Jail Operations’ Detention Facility Innovation Award for a coordinated series of security, operational, training and programming improvements.
Aventiv Technologies announced that Brian Evans has been appointed as the company’s new CEO, and Kevin Elder has been named President, as the correctional technology company moves forward after an ownership transition and the creation of its Board of Directors.
Correctional leaders today are balancing a familiar challenge: delivering more services, supporting increasingly diverse populations, managing staffing pressures and improving outcomes while operating within finite resources.
LEO Technologies has introduced Verus Voice AI, a voice-biometric product designed to help correctional agencies identify possible personal identification number fraud and unauthorized use of inmate communication systems in real time.
ECC’s IMPERIUM® is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product that provides intelligent correctional and jail control from a touchscreen integrated directly into a facility’s workflow.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has awarded a new inmate tablet services contract that the agency says will expand access to communication, education and rehabilitative programming while helping modernize daily operations across its institutions.