Thursday, January 12, 2017

Some Big Court Technology Corporate News


Two changes in court technology-related corporations came to our attention this week via press releases.




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CourtView Justice Solutions Inc., Constellation Justice Systems Inc., and Northpointe, Inc. Announce Company Rebrand to equivant 


CANTON, OH – January 10, 2017 CourtView Justice Solutions Inc., Constellation Justice Systems Inc. and Northpointe, Inc. today announced its collaborative rebrand to equivant effective January 9, 2017. The headquarters for equivant will be in Canton, Ohio and all existing product lines will remain intact.


CourtView Justice Solutions, Constellation Justice Systems, and Northpointe have devoted decades to working with courts, public attorneys, and corrections/supervision agencies. These companies are
recognized leaders in their space and were amongst the first to bring modern technologies to justice
practitioners nationwide. Uniting as equivant creates a single entity dedicated to helping justice agencies better serve their communities. With a core mission of delivering better outcomes to all who touch the justice system equivant will continue to provide the expertise, services, and technological advancements that help justice agencies accomplish their own goals and vision.

“Since becoming sister companies in 2011, we’ve found that CourtView Justice Solutions, Constellation Justice Systems, and Northpointe often talk with the same agencies or cross paths in the same jurisdictions, at times confusing our customers and fragmenting our service delivery," said Jeffrey Harmon, General Manager of equivant. "By rebranding as equivant we are better able to represent ourselves as the 360-degree justice solution supplier that we are.”

For more information, see our equivant “FAQ” document or email info@equivant.com.


Xerox Splits - Creates Conduent

Press release: January 3, 2017

Basking Ridge, N.J. – Conduent Incorporated (NYSE: CNDT) has completed its separation from Xerox (NYSE: XRX) and is now an independent public company trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Conduent debuts as the world’s largest pure-play business process services leader with approximately $6.7 billion in annual revenue, a portfolio of differentiated offerings and a vision focused on technology and innovation to advance the client and constituent experience.


To mark the listing of its shares of common stock, Conduent representatives, including Chief Executive Officer Ashok Vemuri will gather together today to ring the opening bell at the NYSE.

With over 93,000 employees in more than 40 countries, Conduent is a Fortune 500-scale company with expertise in transaction-intensive processing, analytics and automation. Conduent helps organizations modernize, advance and improve the lives of the people they serve every day: retail consumers, commuters, patients, customers, employees, and citizens.

“We have already begun laying the groundwork to drive profitable growth through sharpened go-to-market capabilities and greater consistency in applying our automation, analytics, innovation and expertise,” said Ashok Vemuri, CEO of Conduent. “Our significant transformation program will position our new company for long-term success.”

Conduent continues with its previously announced major cost transformation program which will streamline the business, improve margins, and enable investment into growth opportunities.

“NelsonHall has covered Xerox for many years in the business process services space,” said John Willmott, CEO of NelsonHall, a leading BPS analyst firm. “New digital technologies are giving new vigor to the BPS market and Conduent is in the forefront of applying new business models on behalf of its constituents via its Intelligent Automation capability.  We look forward to Conduent building on an already established strong suite of differentiated offerings for their constituents and are excited for industry growth prospects in 2017 and beyond.”

The company operates in a $260 billion industry growing at mid-single digits.


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