The Court Case Management Program (CCM) is a judicially-led initiative designed to more effectively manage matters in Edmonton and Calgary adult Provincial Criminal Court. This is intended to increase public confidence in the justice system and improve access to justice.
CCM incorporates innovative approaches to scheduling matters, including the introduction of new technology such as Remote Courtroom Scheduling (booking matters online by computer or mobile device). In a separate yet related initiative, the Criminal Justice Division adopted "Crown file ownership" whereas an assigned prosecutor follows a file from beginning to end, which coincides with the overall objectives of CCM.
CCM1 Closeout Report 
Court Case Management Archive
Court Case Management Expansion in 2012
CCM expanded to Airdrie, Medicine Hat, Red Deer and Canmore.
This expansion encompasses the implementation of PRISM in the Crown office, a Case Management Office (CMO) and Remote Courtroom Scheduling (RCS) in each of these locations. The CCM Provincial Guidelines document contains more information relating to these processes.
Court Case Management II
The second phase of CCM focuses on leveraging new and innovative technology to ensure the criminal justice system continues to be relevant and responsive to changing needs. Areas of focus include migrating the Prosecutor Information System Manager (PRISM), creating a user portal, and deactivating the Justice Online Information Network (JOIN) Subpoenas and Scheduling subsystem.