The Company
Since 1994, Judicial Dialog Systems has been one of the nation's leading providers of customizable case management solutions for prosecuting attorneys, public defenders and other courtroom and law enforcement professionals. The award-winning case management solutions developed by Judicial Dialog Systems are currently used in hundreds of offices to process tens of thousands of cases every day. Additionally, the company's software has the distinct honor of being the only "commercial-off-the-shelf" solution selected by the Unitied Nations to manage the judicial proceedings associated with two international war crimes tribunals.
In 2004, Judicial Dialog Systems was recognized by Microsoft as the first company to develop a judicial case management system using the software giant's .Net Framework, Visual Studio, web services and Extensible Mark-Up Language (XML). The company's committment to using such cutting-edge technologies enables it to continually bring to market solutions that simplify the most complex tasks associated with managing judicial information. These technologies have also enable the company to become a leading authority in the practice of converting and migrating legacy data and sharing case information among agencies using disparate data management applications. Today the company continues to use cutting-edge technologies to set new industry standards in the areas of judicial case management and data sharing as well as application development and integration.
Judicial Dialog System is actively involved in numerous industry organizations which have established the standards for judicial case management systems and the protocols that facilitate and govern the exchange of information among judicial and law enforcement agencies. More specifically, Judicial Dialog Systems has played an active role in helping to creat the principles outlined in the Global Justice Exchange Data Model (GJXDM) and the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM).
The company regularly attends industry-related conferences like those sponsored by the National District Attorneys Association, the National Association of Judicial Information Systems, the International Municipal Lawyers Association and similar state associations. As a member of the Industry Working Group, Judicial Dialog Systems meets on a regular basis with other industry-related businesses and representatives of the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs to exchange ideas about improving the management and exchange of judicial information.