to provide them with a statewide drug court case management (DCCM) system. This system will incorporate local drug court level access to data storage and case management processes, while also serving as a statewide data collection instrument for the state of Mississippi. The DCCM system will be web-based, user-friendly, secured and protected; it will include screens regarding client screening, intake, docket management, case management, and fiscal controls.
This is the fourth state we will be providing the Judicial Branch statewide solutions. Currently we are providing Community Corrections, Drug Court, Family Court, Juvenile Intake/Detention/Probation, Truancy, and Law Enforcement applications to Alabama, Louisiana, and Michigan.
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Jim Binion, president of Advanced Computer Technologies (ACT), has been a participant of the Central Alabama Business Journal Chamber Open Golf Tournament for the past 10 years, and sponsor for the past 3 years. ACT was the practice range sponsor for this year’s tournament held Thursday, Sept. 29 at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Capitol Hill.
During practice, business cards were collected for a chance to win door prizes at the end of the day. Michael Charles of (company) and Jack Doane of (company) were the lucky winners.
ACT also held a raffle for a chance to win a set of TaylorMade golf clubs to raise funds for Chris Hobbie, a neighbor and friend of ACT to help his fight against cancer. The winner (Jeff Adams of CenturyTel in Greenville, AL) was announced during the closing reception. ACT and Chris Hobbie would like to thank everybody that participated in the raffle.
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MONTGOMERY, AL - Just announced, the State of Mississippi, Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and Advanced Computer Technologies (ACT), contracted to collaboratively develop a web-based application software program, referred to as the Mississippi Drug Court Case Management System (DCCMS), to support drug court case processing and evaluation in the State of Mississippi.
The proposed DCCMS application will be the first state-wide system in Mississippi to date that supports Adult and Juvenile Drug Courts. Another first for the project is the inclusion of a Data Analysis Component that will provide managers, administrators, and evaluators with the ability to interactively analyze drug court data and provide appropriate reports. The project is underway and slated for implementation in 2006.
Celebrating their 10th anniversary, Advanced Computer Technologies is a national provider of commercial and government database applications. Headquartered in Montgomery, services are provided to numerous state agencies across the US as well as being locally involved in various Internet innovations. Specializations also include customized web-based solutions utilizing e-commerce and various wireless Internet options.
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On January 15, 2005, the State of Michigan, State Court Administrative Office (SCAO) and Advanced Computer Technologies (ACT), Montgomery, Alabama, contracted to collaboratively develop a web-based application software program, referred to as the Michigan Drug Court Case Management Information System (DCCMIS), to support drug court case processing and evaluation in the State of Michigan.
The proposed DCCMIS application will be the first and only state-wide system to date that supports Adult, Juvenile, Sobriety, Tribal and Family Dependency Drug Courts. Another first for the project is the inclusion of a Data Analysis Component that will provide managers, administrators, and evaluators with the ability to interactively analyze drug court data and provide appropriate reports. The project is well underway and slated for implementation in early fall.
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