Technology Management (Information Systems) -- evaluating opportunities for technologies that expand the capacity of the court system. These include the use of personal computers to navigate on-line information systems; provision for the electronic transmission of and access to data, images, and other files in automated records management and retrieval systems; assessment of emerging technologies for video and telecommunications systems, multimedia tools for education, training, and information delivery, other computer-assisted systems that can improve the performance of the courts.

Information Management -- monitoring system performance to milestones established by the court; informing court system employees of events that are outside the performance measures established by the court and triggering the appropriate means of intervention.

Jury Management -- oversight of the jury system to ensure efficient and cost-effective policies and procedures for managing juries.

Space Management (Facilities) --managing physical space to assure access to all citizens, provide adequate room for work and circulation, and instill public confidence in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.