Daily Journal vs Tyler Technologies: US Judiciary & Court Software
Former Senior Project Manager at Tyler Technologies
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Daily Journal vs Tyler Technologies: US Judiciary & Court Software(June 21, 2024)
Former Senior Project Manager at Tyler Technologies
The expert is a former senior project manager at Tyler Technologies. With a noteworthy tenure at the San Diego Superior Court, he drove the development of their criminal justice system and managed the entire civil case system. At Tyler, he led multiple $2M+ implementations of the Odyssey Case Management application system in judicial courts.
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I don't know if you know the answer to this, but why don't all courts use one standardized software? Why does every county and court seem to have their own solution?
Welcome to the world of courts. You might look at the criminal justice system, civil justice system, etc., and think, "You all do the same thing. You should be able to use the same system." However, you'll find that legislation in different areas tends to vary all the way down to the county, and in some cases, down to the city level. If you're dealing with city ordinances, they're different, their rulings are different. The methods they use to evaluate their cases are different. How they accept filings, the deadlines, timelines on those, and how they go about scheduling cases, they all tend to be different.
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