Welcome to the IJIS Sounds of Safety Podcast Series, where our community will be delving into a series of critical issues supporting the public sector mission space. Everything from the ethical use of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity and its impacts in these communities to collaborative projects that deserve recognition for their success, the Sounds of Safety Podcast is your comprehensive resource for these topics and stories moving forward.
The IJIS Institute is a nonprofit collaboration network that focuses on bringing together public and private sector officials to solve challenges in the justice and public safety world. We are a trusted, member-driven organization with twenty plus years of experience that bridges the gap of knowledge between public sector mission practitioners and private sector experts joining shared goals with trusted resources. IJIS works to promote and enable technology in the public sector and expand the use of information sharing to maximize safety, efficiency, and productivity.
Corrections in the Digital Age: Building for Long-Term OMS Success
In this episode, we continue the conversation on OMS modernization with the tenth installment of our Corrections in the Digital Age series.
Returning to the podcast are IJIS Corrections Advisory Committee experts Rick Davis, Lynn Ayala, Jerry Brinegar, and Chrysta Murray.
Together, the panel dives into how strong collaboration between the program team and change advisory board can support a successful implementation, funding approaches that enable continuous improvement, and the importance of working closely with solution providers to keep systems modern long after implementation.
Whether your agency is preparing for an OMS modernization effort or already navigating one, this episode offers plenty to consider. Join the conversation and hear what these experts have learned about setting programs up for success today and into the future.
23 Sept 2026
Anatomy of an AI Contract: How Do You Contract for Trust?
In this episode, we continue the IJIS Institute Courts Advisory Committee series on artificial intelligence in America’s courts — turning to one of the most immediate challenges facing judicial leaders: how to responsibly contract for AI.
As federal regulation is preempted and state approaches face ongoing challenges, courts are left navigating a fast-moving vendor landscape with limited guidance. Contracts are quickly becoming the front line for ensuring accountability, transparency, and trust.
Moderator Casey Kennedy brings together a procurement standards leader, and a trust architecture expert to examine this question from every angle.
Listen in as they break down the anatomy of an AI contract — and what it really takes for courts to contract for trust.
31 Aug 2026
Corrections in the Digital Age: Life After OMS Go-Live
In this episode, we continue our OMS modernization series with a deep dive into the go-live process and explore what it takes to sustain a modernized system long after implementation.
Joining us once again are expert members of the IJIS Corrections Advisory Committee: Rick Davis, Lynn Ayala, Jerry Brinegar, and Chrysta Murray.
Today we're following the system's life after launch — starting with the planning and funding decisions that set the stage, moving into what it takes to keep the OMS modern over time, and finishing with one of the toughest challenges agencies face: staff turnover and training.
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Rick Davis
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