Justice on demand: Data dashboards
Courts are increasingly turning to data dashboards to transform information into actionable insights that improve case management, support judicial decision-making, and enhance court operations.
Join the October Data Dives webinar to learn how the Massachusetts Trial Court and Marion Superior Court in Indiana are using dashboard data to monitor case progress, enhance case management, and support data-informed judicial decision-making.
Through practical examples, attendees will see how courts can use data visualization tools to increase transparency, drive operational improvements, and inform decision-making. The session will also highlight lessons learned, key dashboard design considerations, and strategies for building a data-informed culture that supports continuous improvement across the court system.
Moderator:
- Rachel Buck, senior court management consultant, NCSC
Panelists:
- Melaine Malclom, deputy director, Department of Research and Planning, Massachusetts Trial Court
- Keith Nalbandian, case manager, Administrative Office of the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court
- Judge Philip Sheward, family law presiding judge, Marion Superior Court, Indiana
- Amitav Thamba, chief technology officer, Marion Superior Court, Indiana
For more information, email Laney Snyder.
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