In Sheryl Witt's view, the functions that Dean mentioned were very useful.
But the key was when it could become a reality, or in other words, when she could get her hands on it to showcase it properly at the state court office.
"Judge Witt," Dean lifted his chest confidently, "just in terms of functionality, it's already close to the finished product. The only thing missing is when to input the case files into the system."
"Does that mean as long as the data is scanned, the system can be used?" Sheryl Witt's eyes started to light up.
"Theoretically correct, what's left is to set up the storage servers at the court and install the software on the staff's computers. This hardware aspect of the work can be done in a week."
In this era, the number of work computers deployed in courts was actually not many, and building an internal local area network was relatively much simpler.
