If you have a technology product or service that’s a good fit for the smart and good-looking folks attending eCourts 2018, consider becoming an exhibitor or sponsor. eCourts 2018 is the best court technology conference of the year. Exhibitor The first thing to know is that after August 16, the booth fee is going up, …
Ready to see everything going on at eCourts 2018? The full schedule is now posted online! We’ve posted everything from registration to reception, and featured speaker to closing remarks. Discover everything going on at eCourts 2018.
COSCA members know that we live in an age of ubiquitous data. COSCA’s 2018 midyear meeting—to be held December 6-8, 2018 in Las Vegas—will focus on all things data, and includes an invitation for state court data specialists. You may not know that Las Vegas was chosen as the site for this year’s meeting because …
There will be at least one guaranteed new face at eCourts 2018. Attendees can interact with Tracey—a 5’5″ tall Future Robot that will be onsite to greet guests and provide conference information. While Tracey has a 32″ touchscreen for displaying information and interacting, attendees can initiate conversations and requests by simply speaking to her. Tracey …
The clock is ticking! You have 24 hours—or less—to register for eCourts 2018 at our lowest rate. When June ends, so does Bonus Play. After that, eCourts registration will be $150 more expensive. If you know you’re going, register right now before the increase. Register now while Bonus Play is still in effect.
Once June ends, so does Bonus Play—eCourts lowest registration fee. We’ve been busy building a conference full of fast-paced, interactive education sessions featuring some of the best ideas about technology and how it can improve our courts. For most courts, budgets are tighter than ever. eCourts education sessions have a particular focus on leveraging technology to …
Implementing a Data Quality Program and utilizing data in decision making. Courts collect data to better manage cases and the docket as a whole, to report to the public, to make decisions about resources, to inform policy, and to comply with reporting requirements. Far too often the data we have are not fit for these …
Poverty is not a crime, yet people in poverty can trigger escalating fines and fees through inability to pay—a self-perpetuating cycle. This cycle of escalating courts costs, fines, and fees effectively criminalize poverty. This education session focuses on two court projects aim to avert this escalation by including the assessment of ability-to-pay in the sentencing …
eCourts 2018 least expensive registration fee period, eCourts Bonus Play, ends June 30. If you know you’re attending this year, save $150 and register before June 30. On the fence? There’s some great stuff happening at eCourts 2018 that you won’t want to miss. Register now while Bonus Play is still in effect.
A quick Google search for “blockchain” returns about 85,600,000 results in less than half a second—a lot of people are certainly talking about this technology. Blockchain is such a compelling technology, the SEC issued a warning to public companies about adding “blockchain” to their name to dupe potential investors. Which begs the question: Is blockchain …
