Law enforcement agencies are being asked to make defensible decisions, do more with fewer resources and solve cases faster. When critical information is spread across multiple systems and sources, gaining the context needed to move an investigation forward can be challenging.
Join TransUnion® investigative intelligence expert Scott Straub to explore how connected intelligence can help investigators uncover relevant relationships, verify information more efficiently and support more confident decisions.
Bringing investigative information into focus
Investigations depend on context. A name, address, phone number, business connection or asset record can be useful on its own, but the real value often comes from understanding how those pieces may connect.
That’s where investigations become challenging. Information is often spread across disparate systems and data sources, making it more difficult for investigators to access a holistic picture. The result can be more manual research, more time spent validating information and more pressure on teams already working with limited budgets and personnel.
This webinar will reveal how connected intelligence allows investigators to look beyond an initial search to bring fragmented information into clearer view. Through practical scenarios, you’ll see how the TLOxp® investigative solution enables investigative teams to uncover relevant connections, verify information more efficiently and support informed next steps within existing workflows.
Why bringing information together matters
The challenge is no longer simply gaining access to information. It’s consolidating the right information together quickly enough to support investigative decisions.
Consider the scope of modern investigations:
- Investigators report spending an average of 69 hours per case reviewing multiple devices
- 69% of investigators say they don’t have enough time to review all available data
Source: Cellebrite, “2025 Industry Trends Survey,” 2025.
With time, staffing constraints and data complexity all affecting investigations, turning scattered data into actionable intelligence becomes increasingly important.
Who should attend
This webinar is built for current and prospective law enforcement professionals responsible for investigative strategy, case support, intelligence development or technology decisions, including:
- Command staff
- Investigative leaders
- Detectives and investigators
- Crime and intelligence analysts
- Technology decision-makers
- Local, county, state and federal agency teams
Speakers
Scott Straub
