Name Martin Pullman U.S. Probation Officer |
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Type Rational |
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Demographics
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Location Western District of Tennessee |
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Gender Male |
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Partner Yes |
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Firearm Yes |
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Vehicle G-Car |
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Restraints No |
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Vest Yes |
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Speciality N/A |
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Caseload 68 |
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GoalsReal-time completion of a PICTS assessment and related casework. More complete set of tools and inter-connectness between systems. Reduce duplicate data entry across products and less reliance on specific browsers and/or operating systems. |
BackgroundMartin is fairly new to probation having worked for many years as a presentence report writer. He works with a partner and stays busy daily in and out of the office with a large, low-med risk mixed caseload. |
FrustrationsUsing paper forms and relying on having them returned in a timely manner and the data entry associated with PICTS assessments and related casework. Not having an easy method for uploading photos and video of home contacts from mobile devices. Specific information can be hard to locate because of the various applactions in use. |
MotivationsProvide products that streamline processes and maximize productivity when managing large caseloads with lots of administrative and repetitive data entry work. Less paper, voice to text, workflows that integrate with the physical space (safety, location, chronos, travel logs, etc). |
ChallengesBalancing a busy caseload with court appearances, client interactions, administrative casework, and a regular occurance of violations among clients. Managing a lot of moving parts and various technologies and platforms can make things a lot more complicated, more cognitive load and more time to complete relatively simple tasks. |
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