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Title: Practicing Risk Management at the D'C' Courts


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Practicing Risk Management at the D.C. Courts
District of Columbia Courts
  • Presented by
  • Gregory Hale Program Manager, Integrated
    Justice Information Systems
  • Joseph Kerrick Lead IJIS Facilitator

Business and Systems Aligned. Business
Empowered.TM
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DC Superior Court Environment
  • Unique Unified Court of General Jurisdiction
    Combination
  • City
  • County
  • State
  • Federal Government funding/reporting
    responsibilities and oversight
  • Five Judicial Divisions
  • Family Court (Abuse and Neglect, Adoptions,
    Juvenile, Domestic Relations, Paternity and
    Support, Mental Health and Retardation Marriage
    Bureau)
  • Domestic Violence Unit
  • Probate/Tax Divisions
  • Civil Division (Civil Actions, Small Claims and
    Landlord and Tenant)
  • Criminal Division
  • Capability and Maturity Model Level 3 only Court
    System

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DC Superior Court Environment
  • Who are we?
  • Approximately 1,200 employees across the city
  • 100 Judiciary (Magistrate, Associate and Senior)
  • Division/Clerk of the Court staff
  • Supporting Services (IT, Admin, RD, etc.)
  • Approximately 135,000 new cases annually
  • Serving multi-lingual population
  • Pre-2003
  • Paper Intensive/Duplicative Processes
  • 18-22 Separate, home grown case management
    systems
  • System updates done in clerks office after
    events

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What is IJIS?
  • Integrated Case Management System (Software)
  • Docketing
  • Calendaring/Scheduling
  • Document Imaging
  • E-filing
  • Accounting
  • Notice Preparation
  • Forms Generation
  • Reporting
  • In short, a path to an integrated, paperless
    court
  • Total implementation cost estimated 25 million

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D.C. Court Legacy Applications to IJIS
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Planning for the Unexpected
  • Its Automation - Something Will Go Wrong
  • People Leave and Get Sick - Have Back Ups
  • Its Data Conversion Prepare for the Worst
  • Prepare for Interfaces the Unexpected Resource
    Drain
  • Prepare for Major Business Process Changes
  • Select Wisely Choose Carefully the Office to
    Go Live First
  • Provide Enough Time to Succeed

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Prepare, Prepare, Prepare
  • Examine current business processes
  • Determine project goals, including changed
    business processes
  • Meet early and often to ensure success
  • Determine the risk and manage to mitigate

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Pathway to Success
  • Develop formal risk management plan as part of
    repeatable processes
  • Secure senior level support Chief
    Judge/Executive Officer/IT Director
  • Ability to embrace change and buy into
    integrated system vision
  • Not an IT project Court-wide Program
  • Requirements Tracability from Inception thru
    Acceptance
  • Identify key stakeholders and cultivate champions
    within user community
  • Dedicate business users to implementation IJIS
    Facilitators
  • Be willing to take measured chances/dont be
    afraid to make decisions

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Risk Management Measures
  • Phased implementation with lessons learned
    application little bites
  • Integrated Project Team approach one project
    plan
  • Identify tool to document and calculate risk
    RiskRadar
  • Schedule weekly meetings with senior managers to
    review risk register/mitigate
  • Judicial participation Chief Judge
    King/Associate Judge Brook Hedge
  • Establish formal governance structure
  • IT Steering Committee (Court Clerk/Judge, EO,
    CFO, CTO, Judge, PM, vendors, etc.)
  • Management Implementation Team scope management
  • IT Change Control Board
  • Leverage relationship with Govt. Accounting
    Office/Congressional Contacts
  • Identify Facilitator Team members and organize
    work space

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IJIS Risk Management (Sample)
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IJIS Outcomes Aug 2002 to Jan 2006
  • Major Milestones
  • Selected Primary Vendor/Project Kick off Late
    2002
  • Family Court Go Live schedule accomplished Aug
    2003/Dec 2003
  • Juvenile, Abuse/Neglect/Adoption, Social
    Services, Dispute Resolution
  • Mental Health/Retardation, Domestic Relations
  • Subsequent Go Live Schedule Management 2004
    thru Jan. 2006
  • Agency partners participate in electronic
    interface design
  • Successful Data Conversion of 18 systems
  • Final Contract Acceptance Early 2008
  • Ongoing collaboration between Court operating
    units
  • IJIS Official Court Record (eliminating paper)

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