The Compelling Reason to Buy

Our Mantra
Our mantra is 'Our business saves you money and allows you to get on with your core business'.    Why deal with several vendors when you can deal with one.  We provide a range of vertically integrated solutions, specialised products and services designed to deliver quality and reliability, higher levels of workplace productivity, customer satisfaction and protection from inherent risk of technological change.  We allow you to get on with running your business and servicing your Clients.

What Can We Do For You?

Court and Transcription Centre Managers
The Benefits:  Business continuity - risk of reliance on unsupported or legacy technology - meeting statutory requirements.

We Strive to be the preferred implementing agency for federal and state court services upgrade works.

Court Service Managers and Justice Sector Agencies
The Benefits:  Cost savings and productivity improvements through faster more accurate processing of evidence.

We Strive to be recognized as thought leaders in the industry - setting standards that others follow

Justice industry participants - Judges, Barristers, Law Firms
The Benefits:  Streamline business process, maintain competitiveness, individual competence and capability.

We Strive to be trusted advisers and technology vendor of choice in judicial circles

Police and Special Jurisdictions
The Benefits:  Verification and authentication to provide a sound basis for supporting legal argument.

We Strive to be the recognised authority in the region when it comes to authentication of digital evidence

Operations, Facilities and Business IT Managers
The Benefits:  Reducing the complexity and risk for Client to manage technology and inherent change.

We Strive to derive most (75%+) of our annual revenue through annuity based support contracts



Typical Scenarios - Our Clients Stories

‘George is the courthouse facilities and systems manager.
George’s job description bares limited resemblance to that which he does on a day to day basis.  He wears many hats and given his intimate knowledge of the building and the limited capital works budget, he typically finds himself in the melting pot of discussions concerning: the demands of the registrar and the ‘more influential’ court users: the national IT manager and the AV systems support team.

Everything is converging into his space.  The traditional boundaries between IT and AV are becoming blurred and the expectations of the new breed of court users are placing unprecedented pressure for change. And… as usual, the budget approvals are not getting any easier.

This story is not uncommon.  The replacement of analogue technology in the courtroom and the centralisation of control and monitoring equipment is delivering big savings in the industry.

Evidence Technology is there to assist George design, commission and support the right technology platform.  Even more importantly, to work with George to training and support users manage the inevitable change that new technology brings.



…Ming Li is a budding partner in a major commercial law firm
‘Mig’ as her friends call her, is somewhat overwhelmed at the though of working through 355,000 or so documents that the ATO intend to call on in the upcoming trial.  She has a good grasp of electronic discovery having fast-tracked her way through the organisation. She is one of the firm’s ‘power systems users’ and is a strong advocate of the company’s ‘ one version of the truth’ document centralisation policy.  Nevertheless, she struggles to get the attention she needs from the internal IT branch that are under-resourced constantly fighting fires with the latest software upgrade.  Mig knows that the outcome of the case will depend on the way that documents are presented.  And… if all else fails, that very poor quality tape recording which she is going to keep up her sleeve until absolutely necessary.

Evidence Technology introduced some of the initial concepts of eTrials in Australia.  The concept of rolling-in and packing up sophisticated evidence display and document processing systems came about through some of the larger Royal Commissions in the mid 1990s.  Evidence Technology is there to provide Mig and her colleagues with a no-fuss, dependable electronic courtroom for the duration of the hearing.  We follow a simple formula (quality assurance approach) to defining requirements, deploying and supporting systems and decommissioning the facility for business-as-usual operations.  The model is tried and tested – refer to our case studies.   eCourts are in demand and Evidence Technology has a range of solutions spanning simple document display systems to full integrated satellite enabled mobile courtrooms.



… Matt manages an international court reporting and stenography business
In an industry steeped in tradition and with an aging workforce, the mere mention of the word ‘change’ sends a shiver down Matt’s spine.  His workforce of approximately 200 typists is remarkable – some started as Penners back in the 50’s.  Ironic really, they have probably seen more ‘technology refreshes’ than most IT managers have seen Microsoft bug fixes.

Nevertheless, Matt knows that if he doesn’t make the shift to digital media processing then he will be out of the increasingly commoditised market.

Evidence Technology is here to help.  Our knowledge of the industry is not just based on technology.  It is about people, processes and systems.  Specifically, processes and systems that help people work.  Technology is just an enabler. 

Hold on to your seat Matt – if you want to stay competitive in this market you will need to do more than just invest in digital evidence processing technology.  Evidence Technology will be there to help you and your team for the long haul.