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exchange between independent and varied justice agency information systems utilizing US DOJ-endorsed standards. The pilot project will assess the use of IJIS Broker technology to manage information exchange using business rules defined by participating agencies within Hawaii County, and will focus initially on exchange of the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report. Tangible benefits expected from this automated exchange of the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report include time savings on the part of each agency, as they will not need to re-enter data already automated by the Hawaii County Police Department in their "Green Box" Booking System. Each of the three primary participating agencies (HISC, Hawaii County Prosecutor and the Third Circuit Court) can expect time savings of several minutes for each case that will be entered into their internal agency information system. In 2004, HISC handled approximately 2,200 cases; the Hawaii County Prosecutor handled approximately 19,000 charges (cases average two charges per case); and the Third Circuit Court handled 15,216 cases. Implementation of the IJIS Broker technology, therefore, can be expected to save a significant amount of time for each of the participating agencies-time better spent managing anever-increasing caseload. In addition to time savings, participants may also expect improvement in the quality (i.e., accuracy, as the data will not be subject to repeated entry and potential (if unintentional) errors in data capture) and timeliness (i.e., immediate access to information, rather than waiting for facsimile transmission and data entry by agency clerical staff) of information upon which each agency relies. Although baseline measures associated with data quality and timeliness have not been established for each agency, additional research down line may address this important dimension. HIP User Requirements User Requirements for the HIP project are displayed in Figure 1 and described below. The data exchanges portrayed in Figure 1 demonstrate the initial push of the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report data from the Hawaii County Police Department Green Box Booking System to the UIS Broker. The IJIS Broker will pull the full OBTS/CCH Arrest Report and all available data, and transform that information into GJXDM-complaint standards and apply information exchange business rules that have been defined for each participating agency. Relevant information identified in the business rules will then be pushed from the IJiS Broker to each participating agency information system. This pilot implementation of the IJIS Broker presumes that all information exchange will be executed in GJXDM-compliant standards and that agency information systems will beaz responsibility for transformation of the GJXDM-compliant data into agency-compliant formats, as described below. z This figure represents the number of Traffic Pre-Arraignments (custody cases and cannot post bail): 7,745 at Hilo/Puna and 4,610 at Kona; Criminal Pre-Arraignments: 1,627 at Hilo and 1,204 at Kona. HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION PILOT 10/10/2005 PAGE 6