Technology is reshaping how courts operate, how they serve the public, and how they manage an increasingly complex justice system. Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity threats, online dispute resolution, and cloud migration are no longer emerging issues. They are present challenges courts must address.
These and other challenges are on the agenda at eCourts 2026 in December, the only court technology conference this year.
For court leaders, the question is no longer whether technology will transform court operations, but whether their courts will be ready when it does.
Keynote speaker Jay Kiew opens the conference on the morning of December 7 with a session designed to challenge how court leaders think about change. Kiew is an innovation strategist, bestselling author, and CEO at Citizencentric, with more than 15 years of transformation experience helping organizations navigate disruption. In 2024, the Project Management Institute named him a Future50 honoree for his work enabling organizations with AI fluency and adoption.
Kiew will share what separates organizations that thrive through change from those that struggle under its weight, offering practical tools court leaders can put to work.
New this year, interactive, hands-on workshops allow attendees to practice skills and work through real scenarios, from strengthening court-vendor partnerships to building cybersecurity resilience on the front lines.
Special interest groups also offer dedicated time for cross-functional teams to brainstorm and collaborate away from the demands of the office.
Other conference highlights include a sold-out exhibit hall featuring more than 70 vendors.
For additional information or to register, visit https://ecourts.ncsc.org.
These and other challenges are on the agenda at eCourts 2026 in December, the only court technology conference this year.
For court leaders, the question is no longer whether technology will transform court operations, but whether their courts will be ready when it does.
Keynote speaker Jay Kiew opens the conference on the morning of December 7 with a session designed to challenge how court leaders think about change. Kiew is an innovation strategist, bestselling author, and CEO at Citizencentric, with more than 15 years of transformation experience helping organizations navigate disruption. In 2024, the Project Management Institute named him a Future50 honoree for his work enabling organizations with AI fluency and adoption.
Kiew will share what separates organizations that thrive through change from those that struggle under its weight, offering practical tools court leaders can put to work.
New this year, interactive, hands-on workshops allow attendees to practice skills and work through real scenarios, from strengthening court-vendor partnerships to building cybersecurity resilience on the front lines.
Special interest groups also offer dedicated time for cross-functional teams to brainstorm and collaborate away from the demands of the office.
Other conference highlights include a sold-out exhibit hall featuring more than 70 vendors.
For additional information or to register, visit https://ecourts.ncsc.org.
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