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ACS, A Xerox Co. to Overhaul Arkansas Court Document Management; Joe Doherty Comments

Joe Doherty

ACS, A Xerox Company (NYSE: XRX) has a deal in place with the state of Arkansas to overhaul court system with technology to electronically file and manage court documents.

The process would save the state time and money, the firm reports.

“Arkansas will have a solution to a problem that courts across the country face every day—how to best manage an overwhelming amount of information, ” said Joseph Doherty, executive vice president and group president at ACS Government Solutions. “E-filing is a game changer. It will eliminate a huge administrative burden and enable the courts to maximize resources and improve operations.”

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