History
STACS DNA has its origins in Anjura Technology Corporation, which was founded in 1992 to provide information technology consulting services to clients in private and public sectors. One of their clients, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), required software to drive its DNA data bank, and there was nothing on the market to meet their requirements. After successfully creating and implementing a solution for the RCMP, Anjura recognized the need within the DNA community and went on to commercialize that software, which became STACS®, licensing it to forensics labs across North America.
Anjura’s consulting arm was acquired by CNC Global in 2005, at which time STACS DNA was founded as a separate company to focus exclusively on sample tracking and control solutions.
Corporate Milestones
| 2019 | Commonwealth of Massachusetts selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking |
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| 2018 | State of Nevada selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking |
| Utah Department of Health selects Track-Kit to track newborn screening specimens statewide | |
| Newborn Screening Ontario implements Track-Kit to track newborn screening specimens provincewide | |
| Texas Department of Public Safety selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking | |
| Scottsdale Police (Arizona) selects STACS Casework | |
| 2017 | Washington State Patrol selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking |
| State of Michigan selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking | |
| Arizona Department of Public Safety selects Track-Kit for statewide sexual assault kit tracking | |
| RCMP selects STACS Casework for its National Missing Persons program | |
| La Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale (Algeria) selects STACS Casework | |
| 2016 | D.C. Consolidated Forensic Laboratory selects STACS Casework |
| State of Michigan pilots Track-Kit sexual assault kit tracking system | |
| Santa Clara County Crime Laboratory selects STACS Casework | |
| Arkansas State Crime Laboratory selects STACS Database | |
| 2015 | Missouri State Highway Patrol selects STACS Database |
| Oakland County Sheriff’s Office (Michigan) selects STACS Casework | |
| Fort Worth Police Department (Texas) selects STACS Casework | |
| Washington DC Department of Forensic Science selects STACS Casework | |
| Fort Worth Police Department Crime Laboratory selects STACS Casework | |
| 2014 | Michigan State Police selects STACS Casework |
| 2013 | Washoe County Sheriff’s Office rolls out Remote Collection Module |
| STACS DNA releases Remote Collection Module for STACS Database | |
| The RCMP upgrades to STACS Database | |
| Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Forensic Laboratory selects STACS Database | |
| 2012 | Missouri State Highway Patrol selects STACS Casework |
| Pennsylvania State Police selects STACS Database | |
| Washoe County Sheriff’s Office selects STACS Database | |
| STACS DNA rebrands and launches new website | |
| 2010 | Arizona Department of Public Safety selects STACS Database |
| 2009 | Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Service selects STACS Database |
| Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Service selects STACS Database | |
| USACIL selects STACS Database | |
| 2008 | Miami Valley Regional Crime Laboratory selects STACS Casework |
| STACS DNA releases STACS Casework 2.0; enhancements include full traceability and management of DNA mixtures and a rich set of sample and batch rework functions | |
| STACS DNA releases STACS Casework 1.0 for Casework labs – the first product on the market specifically for Casework lab DNA processing | |
| 2006 | STACS DNA releases STACS Database 4.0 which provides broad support for the Microsoft .NET platform and its programming model |
| Colorado Bureau of Investigation implements STACS Database for its DNA Database laboratory | |
| 2005 | STACS DNA Inc. founded as separate company focusing on sample tracking software for DNA laboratories |
| Michigan State Police selects STACS Database for its DNA Database laboratory | |
| California Department of Justice selects STACS Database for its CAL-DNA Database program | |
| 2004 | Colorado Bureau of Investigation selects STACS software for its DNA Database laboratory |
| Illinois State Police selects STACS software for its DNA indexing laboratory | |
| 2001 | Florida Department of Law Enforcement selects STACS Database software for the statewide DNA Database |
| 2000 | RCMP selects STACS DNA to collaborate on software for Canada’s national DNA databank |
| 1992 | Anjura Technology Corporation founded |
