Mr. Matthias has led and participated in process analysis and improvement, and systems requirements-gathering projects in 30 states and internationally.

Areas of expertise include court operations; case management systems for courts, prosecution and integrated justice; business process modeling; collection of fines and fees; and court videoconferencing.

Mr. Matthias has worked on the following NCSC projects:

• Reno and Sparks Justice Courts, Nevada, CMS Requirements, RFP and Procurement, 2007-08.
• Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Videoconferencing Expansion Evaluation, 2007-08.
• Pasco County, Florida, CJIS Requirements, 2007.
• South Dakota IT Strategic Planning, 2006.
• Milwaukee Circuit Court Performance Evaluation, 2006.
• Lake County, Indiana, Operations and Business Process Analysis, 2006.
• Chatham County, Georgia, IT Review, 2006.
• Garland, Texas, Municipal Court, Workflow Automation Improvement, 2006

His books and publications include:

• "E-Filing Expansion in State, Local, and Federal Courts” in Future Trends in State Court 2007.
• “TeleJustice - Videoconferencing for the 21st Century”. Co-author (Published for 5th National Court Technology Conference CTC5, 1997)
• "Current Practices in Collecting Fines and Fees: A Report of the National Technical Assistance Program." Principal author (National Center for State Courts, 1995)
• "Planning, Acquiring, and Implementing Court Automation: A Monograph of the Court Automation Performance Standards Project”. Co-author with others (National Center for State Courts, 1992)