Paperless Court System in Garland, TX
Receives National Recognition.
Beltsville, MD (PRWEB) November 11, 2007 -- The City of Garland's Municipal Court has successfully implemented an automated case docketing process that includes document workflow, eForms, and electronic signatures with an OnBase software solution provided by DataBank IMX. All cases in the courtroom are processed electronically and the eForms are digitally signed by the judges and the lawyers for each case.
City of Garland Court Building
Garland's Municipal Court's paperless operation is a success story that deserves national attention.
The participating employees in the Court, Organizational Development and IT deserve recognition for this singular achievement.
The City of Garland's investment in this technology makes them leaders among governmental entities in the United States. Leveraging technology, not only in their courts, but enterprise wide, allows them to improve processes and deliver improved service that has set a new benchmark n the use of document imaging technology in our courts.
John Matthias of the National Center for State Courts, impressed by Garland's Municipal Court's achievement, invited Court Director, Paige Bobbitt, to present the Garland story at the National Court Technology Conference (CTC10) in Tampa. Mathias said, "The participating employees in the Court, Organizational Development and IT deserve recognition for this singular achievement."
Paige Bobbitt, Garland's Court Director, states, "We take great pride in our decision to partner with DataBank IMX for our imaging needs. Their cutting edge software offered the capabilities we needed to facilitate our re-engineered approach to Court Administration. Their solutions led us to discover new efficiencies for our Court, saving time and taxpayer dollars. Now we can completely process cases electronically through workflows and route large case files and documents with confidence. We have minimized errors by automating most human intervention tasks while effectively keeping track of the tens of thousands of documents that come through the Municipal Court on a daily basis.
Rocky Rodriguez, City of Garland IT Project Manager noted, "Through DataBank IMX's forward-thinking, this implementation has ultimately enabled us to become more organized with the data and information we receive, enter and exchange within the general public. We deliver more timely and cost-effective services, both internally and externally, to our customers and citizens. All of the effort put forth by both DataBank IMX and the Municipal Court staff has finally come to fruition and all of the citizens of Garland will reap the rewards through the use of electronic dockets, in which judgments are delivered and signed electronically in the courtroom.
"The City of Garland's investment in this technology makes them leaders among governmental entities in the United States. Leveraging technology, not only in their courts, but enterprise wide, allows them to improve processes and deliver improved service that has set a new benchmark n the use of document imaging technology in our courts." asserts Barbara Martin, Vice President Government Services, DataBank IMX.
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