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Keith Fentress

Keith Fentress
Keith Fentress is the founder and president of Fentress Incorporated. He brings extensive experience in facilitating meetings, assessing facilities, and translating operational needs into clear, actionable space solutions. Keith focuses on helping organizations navigate change while aligning stakeholders around decisions grounded in both data and experience. Outside of work, he enjoys adventure travel and spending time outdoors, including hiking with his dogs, canoeing, and snorkeling.
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In my last article, I discussed the advantages of video-conference hearing rooms. Today, I will present an overview of the basic components that should be included in an ideal video-conference hearing room.

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When discussing courthouse metrics, the higher the rating score, the better the existing facility meets the operational needs of the court. An overall rating score of 100 represents an ideal courthouse, 80-100 is a well-functioning courthouse, and below 60 is a courthouse with significant...

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In the initial Courthouse Metrics Introduction post, I suggested several issues that could be effectively addressed using a comprehensive and objective measure of a courthouse’s performance. Today, I will focus on how metrics are used to calculate a courthouse's overall score, what this score...

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Today, we continue my eight-part series on quantitative measures used in courthouse planning with a discussion on technology– the availability of technology systems to support court proceedings, public access, and coordination between court components.

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Today, in the fifth installment of my eight-part series on quantitative measures used in courthouse planning, I am discussing the criterion of building condition – the courthouse condition of the general building and judiciary tenant space of the facility, including the condition of the building...

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