text: part of the system is considered in the light of their effects on others; "(c) Evaluating decisions within one part of the criminal justice system in the light of the goals not only of that part of the system, but also of the system as a whole; "(d) Acknowledging that staff training in the criminal justice system should aim at creating an understanding of the role of each person and each service in the context of the goals of the system as a whole; "(e) Encouraging staff training on an inter-service basis in order to promote awareness of the interdependence of different parts of the criminal justice system; "(f) Fostering, where practicable, the development of joint training programmes between Member States in order to facilitate the exchange of new ideas and perspectives on the training of criminal justice personnel and on solutions to management problems; "(g) Making efforts and, where possible, obtaining funding for Member States to exchange personnel for training programmes; "F. Management_and computers "11. Recommends that Member States should consider the following action: "(a) Assessing, prior to making a decision on the computerization of their criminal justice systems, the costs and benefits of such a decision, including the associated indirect costs; "(b) Determining the type of data to be included in such an information system, since that will have a direct impact on the factors on which decisions may be based at a later stage; "(c) Monitoring carefully the installation procedures and the results of computerization to ensure that the explicitly stated original goals are being effectively met; "(d) Ensuring the protection of the rights of individuals (offenders, victims and others); "(e) Taking into account, if such computerization has already begun, the following points: "(i) How decisions on the nature and extent of information collected and 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organization and management of a criminal justice system, focusing on the goals, training, and technology used within the system. It seems to be concerned with the efficient and effective functioning of the system, rather than economic or environmental issues.