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SEE NICE AT THESE UPCOMING EVENTS

NICE is the leading global provider of solutions that help organizations of all types capture and extract meaningful Insight from Interactions^TM. Drop by the NICE booth - or the booths of any of our NICE partners - at these upcoming events to learn more.

Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police Conference http://okla-chiefs.org/	December 1-2, 2005	Renaissance Hotel, Cox Convention Center Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Visit Voice Products Inc. booth)
Minnesota Sheriffs Association Conference www.mnsheriffs.org	December 4-6, 2005	Arrowwood Resort Alexandria, Minnesota (Visit Voice & Data Logging booth)
Iowa State Sheriffs and Deputies Association (ISSDA) Winter School www.issda.org	December 11-14, 2005	Sheraton I35 and University Avenue West des Moines, Iowa (Visit Carmichael Business Systems, Inc. booth)
CalNENA 2006 Annual Conference www.calnena.net	January 23-25, 2006	Hyatt Regency Orange County Garden Grove, California (Visit NICE booth)

Jimmy Lutz, director of marketing for NICE Systems' Public Safety Division will be presenting at two upcoming public safety conferences. Join Jimmy as he discusses emerging trends in 9-1-1 recording in his presentation: "9-1-1 Recording: What's New? What's Around The Bend?" Jimmy's presentation will highlight technologies for capturing trunked radio and VoIP. He'll also take a look into the not-too-distant future to examine how new techniques for capturing and distributing multimedia (e.g. voice, video, screens, mapping) might hold the key to more thorough and timely incident investigation and evidence distribution. And he'll discuss how communication centers can use technologies such as word spotting to improve incident management (in real-time), and gain powerful insight into the thousands of interactions they handle every day.

Jimmy will be presenting at the Arizona APCO-NENA State Training Conference, which takes place January 18-20, 2006, at the Best Western Grace Conference Center in Ahwatukee, Arizona. Visit www.az-apco-nena.org for more information.

Jimmy will also be speaking in January at the 2006 CalNENA (California NENA Chapter) Annual Conference which will be held in Garden Grove, California. Visit www.calnena.net for details.