Cives to Join NACM 2025 Annual Conference: Empowering Courts Through Innovation and Inclusivity

Omaha, NE — July 20–24, 2025 

Cives is proud to announce its participation in the 2025 Annual Conference of the National Association for Court Management (NACM), taking place from July 20–24 in Omaha, Nebraska. This year’s theme, “Promoting Public Trust and Confidence through Service and Collaboration,” resonates deeply with Cives’ mission to leverage artificial intelligence and digital innovation to enhance access to justice, improve user experience, and foster greater equity across the legal system. 

As courts across the country grapple with the complex demands of a diverse public, the NACM conference offers a timely platform to explore forward-thinking solutions that elevate public service and institutional trust. Cives brings to the table a suite of AI hybrid meeting tools designed specifically to help courts and legal institutions improve service delivery, streamline operations, and meet the needs of all court users—particularly those who have historically faced systemic barriers. 

Supporting NACM's Mission through Technology 

Cives’ participation in the NACM 2025 Conference will spotlight how its technologies align with the association’s core values and strategic goals. Highlights include: 

1. Enhancing Customer Experience and Responsiveness

Cives’ platform helps courts provide fast, accurate, and accessible information to users—whether online or in court facilities. Usability in Cives’ platform is paramount because it directly impacts the efficiency, effectiveness, and fairness of judicial proceedings. Judges, legal professionals, and participants alike benefit from intuitive interfaces and streamlined processes that ensure seamless navigation and operation.  

Easy-to-use features enable judges to focus on the substantive aspects of cases rather than struggling with technology, thereby expediting the administration of justice. For legal professionals, usability means faster case preparation and presentation, reducing time spent on administrative tasks and enhancing overall courtroom performance.  

Participants, whether they are witnesses, litigants, or observers, experience smoother interactions and clearer communication channels, fostering a sense of procedural fairness and trust in the judicial system.  

Ultimately, prioritizing usability in Cives’ platform ensures that all stakeholders can navigate legal proceedings with confidence and efficiency, promoting access to justice and upholding the integrity of the judicial process. 

2. Multicultural and Multilingual Support

In alignment with NACM’s focus on inclusivity, Cives offers robust multilingual capabilities. Its AI solutions can provide simultaneous translations, addressing the needs of court users with limited English proficiency. This technology ensures that all individuals receive equal access to legal information and support, regardless of their background. 

3. Supporting Self-Represented Litigants

Navigating the legal system without an attorney can be daunting. Cives empowers self-represented litigants by providing guided pathways, simplified legal explanations, and step-by-step assistance in preparing and submitting documents. These tools not only reduce clerical bottlenecks for court staff but also promote fairness by leveling the playing field for those unable to afford legal representation. 

4. Promoting Access, Transparency, and Trust

At the heart of NACM’s 2025 theme is the call for greater public trust. Cives supports this by enabling courts to become more transparent, data-informed, and responsive to feedback. Its tools allow administrators to identify service gaps, monitor user experience trends, and adapt quickly to community needs—helping courts become more proactive and trusted institutions. 

Collaboration and Looking Ahead 

Cives believes that real transformation in the justice system happens through collaboration. By working closely with court leaders, IT departments, and community advocates, Cives tailors its tools to the unique challenges and values of each jurisdiction. 

During the NACM 2025 Conference, Cives will engage with thought leaders, administrators, and technologists to share insights, explore partnerships, and demonstrate how intelligent automation can drive real change. 

Join Us 

We’re especially excited to have Alfeo Pareschi, CEO, and Brian McGlynn, Chief Product Officer, attending in person to share insights and engage with fellow leaders in court innovation. Both bring decades of experience in technology, innovation, and human-centered design—and will be available throughout the conference to connect, demo Cives’ solutions, and discuss the future of digital justice. 

Cives invites all conference participants to visit our booth 616 and attend our demonstration sessions, where we will showcase how our solutions are already making a difference in courts nationwide—and how they can support your mission to serve the public with excellence, empathy, and innovation. 

Together, we can build a future where our courts are not only efficient but truly accessible and just for all. 

For more information or to schedule a one-on-one session during the conference, please contact us at marketing@cives.ai or visit www.cives.ai.