Partners and Sponsors

Computer Associates^® International, Inc. (CA) has donated technology and services that have taken the National Missing Persons Bureau (LBVP) of the Dutch National Police (KLPD) and National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's (NCMEC) web presence into the 21st century. Database Management products have been combined with CA’s advanced hosting services to provide the LBVP and the NCMEC with the ability to supply an online database of missing children worldwide.

One of the most powerful features of the NCMEC's and LBVP’s web sites is that all information on missing children, including updates, can be quickly and easily entered by the responsible organization onto the site using a standard web browser. The minute critical data on a missing child is made available, LBVP staff can post it immediately for the rest of the world to see. Police and government agencies can then print missing children posters directly from the web site and distribute them within minutes.

The partnership between CA in the Netherlands and the National Police will help improve the safety of children and speed the tracing of missing children. CA has had a close partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in the US for years. The objective is to provide worldwide assistance to organizations tracing missing children through the use of technology. CA is pleased to donate both its technology and expertise for the benefit of children.

Computer Associates^® International, Inc. (NYSE: CA), the world leader in mission-critical business computing, provides software, support and integration services in more than 100 countries around the world.

For more information about CA, please call +31 30 6048345. CA's World Wide Web address is www.cai.com.

Sun Microsystems, Inc. generously donated the powerful servers that allow this web site to run smoothly. Thanks to their gift of hardware and engineering support for the servers, NCMEC is able to accommodate the millions of visitors who view the missing children's web sites that make up this global network.