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There are four technical goals defined within the strategic plan:  \nGoal 1 Promote the Digital Court Goal 2 Optimize Branch Resources Goal 3 Optimize Infrastructure  \nGoal 4 Promote Rule and Legislative Changes  \nIn accordance with Goals 1, 2 and 3, the judicial branch tactical plan outlined the Next-Generation Hosting Initiative. While this initiative is expressly called out under Goal 3, the reality is this type of hosting solution has a direct impact on the branch ’s ability to accomplish three of its strategic goals: Promote the Digital Court, Optimize Branch Resources, and Optimize Infrastructure.  \nIn order to truly achieve Goals 1 and 2, the hosting solution must take into account the requirements for those goals. 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