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IT Long Range Plan

	Introduction
	The Judiciary's Mission
	Strategic Questions
	Strategic IT Directions
	The Judiciary's Business Objectives
	The Judiciary's IT Objectives
	External Participants
	Court Operations
	Judges and Chambers
	Prob. and Pretrial Services
	Infrastructure
	Investment Strategy
	Appendix A: Development of the Plan
	Appendix B: Resource Requirements
	Long Range Plan for Information Technology in the Federal Judiciary (pdf)

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Long Range Plan for Information Technology in the Federal Judiciary FY 2009

Appendix A
Development of the Plan

The judiciary’s IT program has matured considerably since its inception more than 30 years ago, and the Long Range Plan for Information Technology in the Federal Judiciary has likewise evolved.

The plan presents the program in terms of five fundamental areas: external participants, court operations, judges and chambers, probation and pretrial services, and information technology infrastructure, in order to identify needs of the judiciary’s various constituents.

Through its Subcommittee on Planning and Budgeting, the Judicial Conference Committee on Information Technology provided overall guidance in the development of this update.

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IT Long Range Plan

Long Range Plan for Information Technology in the Federal Judiciary FY 2009

Appendix A Development of the Plan

Appendix A
Development of the Plan