Data Interoperability Ecosystem

integrate, share and search all your data sources in ONE open platform

Government agencies across all tiers (local/county/state/federal), from public safety, law/regulatory enforcement and homeland security to the intelligence community, healthcare/Medicaid administration, social services, labor, etc., have dozens of data sources, whether within their agency or across agencies.

If an agency could interact with these sources as one integrated ‘complete’ source of information, they could support enhanced tactical awareness, show analytics, patterns, and other vital intelligence.  The trouble is, these sources are often fragmented, disparate, and don’t speak the same data ‘language’.

• Real-time data-sharing across law enforcement agencies for field officer safety
• 'One-stop' search across all data sources
• Infrastructure to support Fusion / Real-time Intelligence Centers
• Cross-referencing data to find pathways of waste and fraud in government Benefit administration
• Real-time composite view across human and electronic intelligence data streams

These are all examples of how CODY's COBRA.net data integration technology acts as the ‘universal translator’ among all data sources and lets you search and interact with ALL your sources in one, seamless view, as well as share them with others, on your own terms.

Solution Aspects:

COBRA.net Data Aggregation/Exchange Platform

COBRA.net is a wholistic, real-time, data source aggregator, exchange, and sharing platform that translates "data languages" on-the-fly across multiple data sources, allowing an organization, agency or group of agencies to harness their data sources and focus them for meeting today's challenges involving big data, from law enforcement and criminal justice to government benefits, healthcare and general services administration, and the homeland security/intelligence community.

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Example Public Sector Use-Cases

COBRA.net's advanced data integration capabilities are adaptable to meet a wide variety of data challenges across the spectrum of public sector agencies, ranging from multi-agency law enforcement data aggregation and sharing to mitigating fraud and waste in government benefits administration.