Delaware Tech
SBA - TECH-Net - Search TECH-Net Database
In addition to searching for technology partnerships, licensing and investmentopportunities in Tech-Net, SBA's Pro-Net allows searches for small businessprocurement opportunities. Pro-Net is an electronic gateway of procurementinformation - for and about small businesses. It is a search engine for contractingofficers, a marketing tool for small firms and a "link" to procurement opportunities forsmall businessses seeking federal, state and private contracts. Go here to search PRO- Net ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eLitigation & Technology--ASOP
The Superior Court of Delaware is now using technology to streamline criminal justice. The Court, in cooperation with the Administrative Office of the Courts, has implemented a GUI Windows-based Automated Sentencing Program (ASOP). ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eLitigation & Technology--eCourtrooms
In November 2001, Courtroom 2, Superior Court's high tech courtroom in Georgetown, Sussex County officially went online. This was followed by Courtroom 7 in Dover, Kent County in May 2002. The newly built courtrooms surpass the basic technology used in the first Superior Court experimental eCourtroom, in Wilmington, Delaware. ... Superior Court has been in the forefront of technology use in the courtroom. Our experimental eCourtroom became operational in August 1999, when the Delaware State Bar Association teamed up with vendors to design and implement what was purported to be the nation's first actively used eCourtroom. ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - Original Experimental eCourtroom
—Technology in Superior Court ... Designated the e Courtroom, the Superior Court of Delaware used this experimental courtroom in Wilmington, Delaware to hold civil trials. The hope was that the eCourtroom would serve as a model of efficiency for courts across the country. Until then, it will serve as a testing ground for technologies and designs before final plans are made for the new 55-courtroom ... Our first eCourtroom was configured with a nine-station Compaq computer network with two Compaq servers, an Inte l network switch, and Viewsonic flat LCD monitors. The network links attorneys, judges, podium and witness stand, the court technologist, and other courtroom personnel using Microsoft NetMeeting collaboration software. This software allowed the participants to communicate and send documents between stations during the trial proceedings. All stations can view the Realtime Livenote court transcription that instantly appears on screen as the court reporter works. ... [Read More]
DHSS Press Release
DDDS has retained a national consulting and research firm, MGT of America, Inc., to assist with the overall strategic planning project. MGT will facilitate the community meetings across the state, which will be held at Delaware Tech campuses. These community meetings are the key to building a customer-driven system of services and supports for Delawareans with developmental disabilities. The meetings schedule and Delaware Tech campuses are as follows: ... *The Delaware Tech facilities are architecturally accessible to persons with physical disabilities. An interpreter for the hearing impaired will be provided for each community meeting. ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eCourtroom Software
This technology allows the judge and counsel to view testimony on their computer screens as it is taken, to highlight testimony, code issues online, to mark and annotate key sections for later use, and generate comments to linked co-counsel as the testimony is taken. This technology empowers courtroom participants with instantaneous access to proceedings as they are given. The court reporter can also provide the attorneys with an ASCII disk of the data at the conclusion of the day's proceedings. ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eLitigation & Technology--Sussex eCourtrooms
Superior Court's hi-tech courtroom, Courtroom 2, in Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware was completed in November 2001. The courtroom's design assured that all courtroom participants benefited from the new technology. ... —Technology in Superior Court ... ports in floor boxes to access the electronics in the courtroom. Traditional video and audio equipment such as cassette, video, and DVD recorders and playback equipment with handheld RF remote and laser pointer, and a digital visual presenter or ELMO , are also available for counsel. The courtroom is enhanced by fully integrated video and audio conferencing systems. The equipment can be used for remote witness testimony, pretrial conferences or other court proceedings. The use of this technology is easily controlled from multiple touch panel controllers at the Judge’s bench and the lectern. ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eLitigation & Technology--Kent eCourtrooms
Technology-ready counsel tables provide quick-connect capability for data, realtime transcription and video. Counsel can bring portable computer equipment to plug into discreetly concealed ports in floor boxes to access the electronics in the courtroom. Traditional video and audio equipment such as cassette, video, and DVD, recorders and playback equipment with handheld RF remote and laser pointer, and a digital visual presenter or ELMO , are also available for counsel. The courtroom is enhanced by fully integrated video and audio conferencing systems. The equipment can be used for remote witness testimony, pretrial conferences or other court proceedings. The use of this technology is easily controlled from multiple touch panel controllers at the Judge’s bench and the lectern. ... [Read More]
Technology Leadership from DTI
DTI provides technology leadership by providing infrastructure, standards, policies and best practices required to enable its customers to communicate, exchange information and provide services to the citizens of the State of Delaware securely and efficiently. DTI continuously evaluates emerging technologies before they hit the market and implements those services which will benefit our customers and in turn their customers. ... DTI has enabled Delaware to be a national innovative technology leader on many fronts. For example: ... [Read More]
First State Judiciary - eLitigation & Technology--CD-ROM Briefs
Access to citations within the brief is immediate with a double click. The practical benefit of this technology has been recognized in a Delaware Court of Chancery opinion. Chancellor William Chandler thanked the parties for submitting the briefs on CD-ROM in the case of Merck v. SmithKline Beecham saying, "It would not have been possible to review the record and the legal arguments and issue this decision as promptly without this high tech advantage." ... [Read More]
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