Even with a delay of at least a decade, most of them digital modernization projects what is needed to accelerate justice time started implementation. Since 2013, representatives of creditors have at one time asked to increase the speed of consideration and issuance of judgments through claims. digitizationwhich finally began to be realized in the last period of time.

The list of ongoing projects with a budget of more than 78 million euros includes the modernization of the integrated information system State Legal Council and modernizing digital services. The €9.3 million project in question was awarded, according to information, to a subsidiary of the Quest group, Uni Systems. It includes, within three years, integrated digital management of internal functions (eg administrative staff services) and external functions, i.e. the interface of the Legal Council with the courts and public authorities. The existing electronic applications of the Legal Council, the object of which is the legal support of the state, have been functioning for more than ten years, and therefore they need to be modernized.

Also, Netcompany-Intrasoft, in a joint venture with Uni Systems, Q&R and Cosmos Computers, took over the implementation of the second stage of the project to modernize the integrated system for managing political and criminal cases (OSSDU-PP). This is a project with a total budget of 52.7 million euros, which is planned for three years and includes the modernization and integration of the information system in 321 judicial authorities throughout Greece, including the Supreme Court and the Office of the Supreme Court Prosecutor. .

In the summer of 2014, Intrasoft also carried out the first stage of the modernization of the information system of 41 judiciaries, the cost of which was 15.7 million euros. The project has led to the creation of a digital portal of political and criminal justice www.solon.gov.gr, through which information is made possible, among other things, on the progress of cases, as well as on the advice of the next 15 days.

The list of projects includes this one, worth 16.5 million euros, which has been implemented since the spring of last year by the Space Hellas-Wind joint venture. Completion of the project will enable the provision of video conferencing services in the courts and prisons of the country, to meet the needs of civil, criminal and administrative courts (trials and appeals courts), investigative work (primary courts) and requests for judicial assistance. As well as the creation of an extensive information system, thanks to which the course of tables and material evidence of the country’s courts will be published in real time on the Internet.

Contractors are expected in the coming months for projects to modernize the court records system (34 million euros) and digitize data files of the Ministry of Justice (78.3 million euros).