Join us for an insightful webinar delving into the intricacies of change management in justice digitalization projects. Whether you are a policy maker, rule of law specialist, government official, project manager, or simply curious about navigating the complexities of digital transformation in legal systems, this event is tailored for you. 

We explored the holistic journey of change management, from meticulous planning and stakeholder engagement before the project inception, to dynamic challenges in  the implementation phase, and finally, the crucial post-project evaluation and adaptation. Gain invaluable insights into the strategic activities essential for successful digitalization, and learn how to navigate the before, during, and after stages with efficacy. 

Dr. R. K Katsande, Head of the Judicial Training Institute of Zimbabwe and Deputy Chairperson of the Integrated Electronic Case Management System Change Management Committee, where she heads the Training and Coaching Thematic Working Area, also joined us during the webinar.

Webinar participants equipped themselves with the knowledge and strategies necessary to drive impactful change in justice systems.

Synergy Digital Talks explored the role of GovTech in advancing development effectiveness from the perspective of the government and the development partners. We discussed how data and technology can be used to improve the efficiency of development initiatives around the world. During the last session, we also showcased one of the contemporary Aid Management Information Systems – the Synergy  Development Assistance Database (DAD).

• Session 1: Government Perspectives – October 17
  With our guest speakers, we focused on development goals and challenges that countries have leading to AMIS adoption. We explored Ghana’s experience with Synergy DAD-powered AIMS, covering initial challenges, positive impact, and considerations for system upgrades. The final highlight of this session was an overview of DevProMIS in Zimbabwe, emphasizing integrated components, data consolidation advantages, streamlined project management processes, and advice for the successful adoption of similar AIMS.

• Session 2: Development Partner Perspectives – October 18
  In this session, the speakers delved into a retrospective analysis of aid effectiveness, examining the positive changes from the Busan Partnership, the Paris Declaration, and the Accra Agenda for Action.  The forward-looking segment of the session focused on UNDP’s transition to Development Finance Management Information Systems (DFMIS), utilizing Open Budget Portals, and ensuring donor-specific needs are met within AIMS. 

• Session 3: Technology in Action – October 19
  This session was dedicated to showcasing how technology, exemplified by Synergy DAD, addresses challenges identified by government counterparts, ultimately enhancing transparency and accountability. The Synergy DAD demonstration unfolded in a problem-solution format, covering critical aspects such as the project list, contract list, activities, schedule, financial components, and reporting.

Courts, prosecution and other justice agencies seek independence from software vendors when acquiring case management systems. As these systems are complex in their design and require a lot of resources to administer, the imperative is to empower and elevate customers to be independent and manage these tasks on their own in a low-code format.

The webinar discusses how paper-based operations can be transformed into digital environments that cover your institution’s needs from A to Z. We talked about how documented designs and concepts can be turned into real systems via drag-and-drop builders without a single line of code.

Synergy International Systems is excited to participate in the 2nd Annual EACJ Judicial Conference in Kampala, Uganda on October 26-28, 2022.

The Judicial Conference under the theme, Transforming Access to Justice in the East African Community aims to promote high-level conversations and discussions on legal and judicial issues including emerging jurisprudence, and issues affecting courts and court users. It will serve as a platform for information sharing among judges, judicial officers, and other court users in the region.

The Synergy team will join participants from the seven East African Community Partner States. Attendees will include chief justices, ministers of justice, attorneys general, ministers in charge of EAC affairs, judges from regional and national courts, heads of EAC agencies, legal practitioners, and representatives of civil society and the private sector.

On the second day of the conference, Davit Mkrtchyan from Synergy will moderate the panel discussion Modernization of Courts: Shared Experiences on the Digitization of Courts. From discussing the role of national courts in solving cross-border trade disputes to the power of the Internet, the panel discussions will delve into some of the most pressing issues for the justice sector. 

We are looking forward to seeing you next week in Kampala, Uganda. Email us at mail@synisys.com to schedule a meeting!

This webinar explores the current state of Public Investment Management Software, and how data and technology can be used to improve the efficiency of national investments.

We discussed:

• What role technology plays in public investment and national planning, specifically in the areas of budgetary planning, risk management, and monitoring and evaluation.
• How our clients benefit from the digitalization of their framework for public investment, from planning to project execution.
• How ministries of planning/finance use our technology together with implementing line ministries and agencies to achieve better results.

In early September, Synergy will meet justice experts, industry partners, peers, and judiciary officials at the CMJA 19th Triennial Conference that will take place on September 4-9 in Accra, Ghana.

The conference will welcome visitors from around the world this year, with the theme of ‘Access to Justice in a Modern World’. It offers an opportunity for judges and magistrates to share experiences, knowledge and innovations in dealing with the present challenges.

Africa has always been an important market for Synergy. And it comes as no surprise that we will use this opportunity to showcase Synergy eCase, its enhanced digital justice offering.

Synergy eCase enables justice institutions to modernize case record management, improve case processing and expand citizen access to justice. This results in promoting public trust in the justice system. It offers a rapidly customizable toolkit designed to support case filing and administration, document management, case scheduling and tracking through workflow management and case data analysis.

Later in October, Synergy will also attend the International Association for Court Administration Helsinki Conference on October 17-20, 2022 where we will discuss the people-centred justice in the new normal.

Email us at mail@synisys.com to schedule a meeting!

In this webinar, our experts discuss how Synergy Auxilium – a social protection information system, assists governments in protecting their most vulnerable citizens from COVID-19-induced economic harm.

Synergy Vice President David Kocharov talks about the importance of agile development and how Synergy approaches the system design process with government and development partners.

Synergy Social Protection expert Diana Gurzadyan talks about how social protection efforts can be used to respond to COVID-19 and presents an overview of Synergy’s SPIS.

Project Manager Hovhannes Aghajanyan demonstrates Synergy’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response Tracker, that helped Armenian Government to coordinate the national response to COVID-19.

This webinar will translate research and expertise into actionable information that government and nonprofit organizations can use in their digital transformation journey.

Experts from multiple well-known organizations will discuss how M&E practitioners and champions create a culture of M&E within their organizations and what role technology plays in the journey toward more effective strategy execution.

In this webinar we will: 

• Discuss why and how digital transformation leaders must take a more assertive role in implementing a monitoring and evaluation change in their organizations.
• Discover the main challenges to data collection and how organizations overcome them.
• Identify how monitoring and evaluation offers paths for learning and improvements.
• Explore technologies, strategies and methods that can help accelerate and scale your digital efforts.