OpenRoad’s work for the BC Supreme Court was recently featured in a Technology in Government article on project risks, published nationwide in the October 2005 issue. The Supreme Court Scheduling System (SCSS) was highlighted in the article as an example of a specific, custom-built solution that was created with the ability to communicate and share […]
A publication ban is a court order which prohibits the public or media from disseminating certain details of an otherwise public judicial procedure. Publication bans are most commonly issued when the safety or reputation of a victim or witness may be hindered by having their identity openly broadcast in the press. They are also commonly […]
Business in Vancouver highlights OpenRoad’s philosophy on the importance of keeping users involved in the software development process. Published in Business in Vancouver Issue 825: August 16-22, 2005 Software developers have traditionally been bad at talking to a very important stakeholder when it comes to building software: the end-user. This isn’t because software developers are […]
Vancouver Sun profiles OpenRoad’s commuting habits as part of the inaugural One Day Vancouver event. Published in The Vancouver Sun, by Maurice Bridge Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Talk is cheap, but living up to your principles doesn’t always have to be expensive. On Thursday, Tom Osdioba plans to show Vancouver how it can be done. […]
OpenRoad’s software development philosophy is based on having users involved in the process from the start. Satisfied users means successful projects. Business in Vancouver recently published OpenRoad Vice President Gordon Ross’ thoughts on making users a part of your next software development project. This article appeared in the August 16-22, 2005 issue of Business in […]
The Canadian Judicial Council, an organization founded to promote efficiency and uniformity throughout the judicial system in Canada, has recently featured OpenRoad’s legal applications: the Supreme Court Scheduling System (SCSS) and the Web-based Court of Appeal Tracking System (WebCATS). System features are highlighted, along with some of the challenges and solutions of these two unique […]
Attorney General Geoff Plant’s launch of Court Services Online was featured in The Globe and Mail and Vancouver Province this weekend. Read the Canadian Press article about Court Services Online and read more about OpenRoad’s development role in the creation of this groundbreaking electronic courts project.
B.C.’s civil court system is going online in what one legal expert calls a “quantum leap” in access to the province’s court system. Published By Canadian Press / Vancouver Province / Globe and Mail February 4, 2005 VANCOUVER (CP) – BC’s civil court system is going online in what one legal expert calls a “quantum […]
