Founded in 2000 by patent-holding software designers, our solutions are now in use in hundreds of county court, land records, and secretary of state offices nationwide, including ten of the largest counties in the country. Mentis corporate headquarters is located in the Denver Tech Center.
- Legal research
- Claims processing
- In-courtroom processing
- Medical records
- Mortgage loan and foreclosure filings
As proven with the development of aiSMARTBENCH®, our methodology allows us to quickly deliver on a working proof-of-concept in real-world scenarios. Our expert systems can be applied to a number of challenges in industries overwhelmed with paper and the proliferation of information.
Executive Team
We are a team of dedicated professionals who are visionaries in the software industry.
Leo LaCascia
Leo LaCascia has worked in fast-growing tech companies for more than 30 years. Prior to co-founding Mentis Technology, he spent 15 years at J.D. Edwards & Company in senior management positions. As a Senior Director in Software Development, he successfully led the development of two expert systems for automated ERP testing and large-scale automated ERP benchmarking. Mr. LaCascia has several technology patents and holds a degree in Economics from the University of California.
Jim Downum
A co-founder of Mentis Technology, Jim has more than 30 years of engineering and software development expertise. Prior to co-founding Mentis, Mr. Downum developed several leading-edge technologies in automated software tools development, data warehousing, automated testing and generic report writers. He has managed the development process for software systems in diverse industries such as banking, printing, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, public-sector and non-profit organizations. Additionally, Mr. Downum is the co-inventor and patent holder of both an automated ERP testing and a large scale automated ERP benchmarking software system. He holds a B.S. in Physics from the California Institute of Technology and an M.S. in Experimental High Energy Particle Physics from Cornell University.