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Dodge County, WI partnered with Tyler Technologies to implement the new Munis ERP platform
Dodge County partnered with Tyler Technologies to implement "Munis" a new Enterprise Resource Planning software system. The Tyler-Munis system makes processing financial data more streamlined by connecting all county departments and centralizing all county financial records. The program also oversees various procedures including cash management, contracts, payroll budgets, etc.
Dodge County, WI
United States
Richmond Hill, ON envisions future infrastructure needs with Enterprise Asset Management System
Richmond Hill's EAMS prioritizes infrastructure decisions based on realistic projections of financial conditions and community needs. The EAMS was developed by a cross-departmental team to accurately capture 300,000 city assets. City officials find current information on the lifecycle, risk, and service levels of assets ranging from community centers to sewers. The system projects future asset conditions based on budget increases, decreases, and freezes.
Richmond Hill, ON
Canada
Arapahoe County, CO modernized its financial operations with SAP's new ERP platform with built-in AI
Arapahoe County migrated nearly 20 years worth of financial data into a new ERP system in order to modernize its IT infrastructure and improve the efficiency of its financial operations. The county is one of the first in the public sector to use SAP's S/4HANA system which uses artificial intelligence technology to enhance operations, improve analytics, and enable data-driven decisions.
Arapahoe County, CO
United States
Scranton, PA partnered with OpenGov to modernize its Enterprise Resource Planning system
The City of Scranton partnered with OpenGov to modernize its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. The outdated system placed the city in a high-risk group for security breaches in its digital infrastructure. The decision to update the system followed a ransomware attack which targeted the city's non-emergency response networks. The new cloud-based system will reduce the city’s reliance on paperwork, increase visibility, and improve transparency.
Scranton, PA
United States