If you want to make it in the PI biz, you must know how to use a computer and the special tools it offers for modern investigators. Learn how a computer will enable you to quickly and efficiently handle traditional cases (missing persons, domestic surveillance) to entirely new areas of opportunity (computer monitoring, data mining)and much more.
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Bud Jillett is a licensed private detective working in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He has more than a decade of experience as an heir finder, and has solved hudreds of missing persons cases. His current focus os on computer monitoring and Internet surveillance.
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Excellent resource for both novice & expert computer users.,
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This review is from: Private Investigation In The Computer Age: Using Computers to Revolutionize Your Work and Maximize Your Profits (Paperback)
I considered myself a mid-range computer user and still found lots of great info in this book. My business has already streamlined and improved. I'm already saving a good 2-8 hours a week using the info I've learned so far. It's a keeper and invaluable reference for any PI or anyone in LE. My local PD has a copy.
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Though the Computer Age offers private investigators new tools and opportunities, what we do is fundamentally the same as it ever was and always will be. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
handwriting analyzer, heir finders, executive protector, keystroke recorder, patrol agency, heir finding, private detective business, key logger, licensed private detective, slack space, computer forensics, protection specialist Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computer Age, Spector Pro, Social Security, Better Business Bureau, Paladin Press, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Red Hand, United States, Handwriting Analyst, Instant Messenger, Internet Explorer, Task Name, Crystal Ball, New Hampshire, Bilk Ewe Construction Company, Dewey Fleecem, Dick Tracy, Direct Instant Message, Disk Detective, Forensic Utility Suite, Joe Bilk, Red Eared Slider, Remote Spy, Secret Service New!
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Though the Computer Age offers private investigators new tools and opportunities, what we do is fundamentally the same as it ever was and always will be. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
handwriting analyzer, heir finders, executive protector, keystroke recorder, patrol agency, heir finding, private detective business, key logger, licensed private detective, slack space, computer forensics, protection specialist Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computer Age, Spector Pro, Social Security, Better Business Bureau, Paladin Press, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Red Hand, United States, Handwriting Analyst, Instant Messenger, Internet Explorer, Task Name, Crystal Ball, New Hampshire, Bilk Ewe Construction Company, Dewey Fleecem, Dick Tracy, Direct Instant Message, Disk Detective, Forensic Utility Suite, Joe Bilk, Red Eared Slider, Remote Spy, Secret Service New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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This book cites 4
books:
- Body Language by Susan Quilliam in Back Matter
- Electronic Circuits And Secrets Of An Old-Fashioned Spy by Sheldon Charrett in Back Matter
- Computer Age (Understanding Science & Nature) by Time-Life Books on page 103
- Crime Time 23: Women in Crime: A Definitive Literary Survey (No. 23) by Crime Time Magazine in Back Matter
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