Is the California Court Case Management System a multimillion-dollar boon or a billion-dollar boondoggle? The answer isn't clear, not even with the recent release of a 121-page cost-benefit analysis of the project unveiled by firm Grant Thornton. The report's promised $300 million in yearly savings -- delivered without layoffs -- has many scratching their heads.
March 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Is the California Court Case Management System a multimillion-dollar boon or a billion-dollar boondoggle?
Given the political firestorm surrounding the long-in-the-works computer network, the answer isn’t clear, not even with the recent release of a 121-page cost-benefit analysis of the project. Consider the ping-pong of public reviews that took place after the firm Grant Thornton unveiled its findings on Feb. 25.
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