Meet JSI in Houston at NATIA 2023

Get ready to meet JSI at the Annual NATIA Training Conference

JSI has been a proud sponsor of the NATIA (National Technical Investigators’ Association) Conference since 1986. The JSI team is headed to Houston, July 11-13 for a busy week.

Visit us at Booth 801

JSI product experts will be on hand to showcase the latest features of 4Sight – from best-in-class collection to advanced data analytics, leveraging the latest AI techniques to accelerate investigations. Secure your spot for an exclusive demo and experience the latest version of 4Sight first-hand. Simply send us an email at info@jsitelecom.com.

Attend our Training Session

JSI Solution Architect and former investigator, Dr. Anthony Jeapes, will conduct two training sessions on the topic of “Beyond LI: Advanced Investigative Techniques for an Evolving Digital Landscape”:

  • Monday, July 10th, from 13:00 – 15:00
  • Thursday, July 13th from 8:00 – 10:00

And of course, you will also have the opportunity to collect this year’s coveted JSI duck.

Reach out for more details and we will see you in Houston!

Secure your spot for an exclusive demo and experience the latest version of 4Sight.

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