SentVi recently completed a three-level training course in Honduras, delivered as a joint effort between the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa, the UNODC Honduras Office, FMS ASG, and regional partner IT-SECURITYS.
Sixty students participated across the three levels, drawn from different units of the General Attorney’s Office, the National Police, and national financial supervising institutions. Over the course of the program, participants worked hands-on with SentVi to import structured records, map relationships across data sources, and build the visual link analysis skills they’ll apply to real investigations, from financial crime to organized criminal networks.
Training programs like this one reflect a core belief behind SentVi: powerful analytical software only matters if the people using it are confident in it. That’s why our training goes beyond features and menus, focusing on investigative methodology and how analysts can turn their own agency data into actionable intelligence.
The video below captures highlights from the course, including the participants, the training environment, and the collaboration between the partner organizations that made it possible.
We’re grateful to the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa, UNODC Honduras, FMS ASG, and IT-SECURITYS for their partnership in bringing this program to Honduran investigators, and we congratulate all sixty graduates across the three course levels.
To learn more about SentVi training programs for your agency, visit sentvi.com.
