Arkansas Courts modernization delivers cost-savings and increased quality of service
Public sector organizations are expected to do more with less while maintaining reliable services. This customer story video shows how Arkansas Courts modernized its environment with AWS to reduce costs and improve the quality of service. Watch the video to see what's possible with a thoughtful modernization approach, and reach out to Tate Computer Systems to discuss how similar outcomes could apply to your organization.
What is the Arkansas Courts modernization initiative?
The Arkansas Courts modernization initiative is a project led by the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts aimed at modernizing its legacy courts management system. Over the past six years, this initiative has focused on building a new system that enhances service quality while also delivering significant cost savings to the state.
How much has Arkansas saved through this modernization?
By developing its own courts management system, Arkansas has saved millions of dollars over the past six years, demonstrating a commitment to efficient resource management and improved judicial services.
What role does AWS play in this initiative?
AWS provides a comprehensive cloud platform that supports the Arkansas Courts modernization initiative. With over 200 fully featured services, AWS helps the judiciary branch lower costs, enhance agility, and foster innovation, which is essential for reshaping public sector projects.
Arkansas Courts modernization delivers cost-savings and increased quality of service
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