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- Gwinnett County, GA – Appraisal Services
- Brown County, TX – Enterprise Justice
- Virginia Cannabis Control Authority – Cannabis Licensing
- Siskiyou County, CA – Enterprise ERP
- Three Rivers Park District, MN – Recreation Dynamics
- Hatboro-Horsham School District, PA – School ERP Pro
Tyler ranks among Forbes’ best large employers.
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Tyler announces acquisition of MyGov.
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State of Iowa selects Tyler’s public safety solutions.
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Tyler announces new chief client officer role.
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Tyler named AWS State or Local Government Partner of the Year.
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Illinois optimizes its licensing process with Tyler.
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*The above list shows a selection, not a comprehensive list, of Tyler's recent contract signings to demonstrate the variety of Tyler's solutions.
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- Tyler CFO Brian Miller was featured on the “Secrets of Rockstar CFOs” podcast with host Jack McCullough, where he discussed Tyler’s growth, its focus on providing innovative software solutions for the public sector, and the importance of cultivating a strong workplace culture. Brian also talked about the evolution of the CFO role and the future of government technology.
- Tyler CTO Jeff Green recently penned an opinion piece for Smart Cities Dive on four ways local governments are utilizing AI to transform operations. Jeff believes that in order to successfully integrate AI into government operations, a jurisdiction should consider a phased approach beginning with comprehensive stakeholder engagement and pilot testing.
- Tyler’s Senior Director of Product Strategy Chris Fabian joined Envisio’s Stefan Berg on a recent episode of Government Technology’s ICYMI to discuss the two companies’ unique collaboration and explore how governments are transforming budgeting to be more strategic, transparent, and outcome-focused. In order for government to become more responsive, traditional methods of budgeting must give way to innovative approaches like priority-based budgeting, where funding is directly tied to measurable community goals and impact.
Tyler CFO Brian Miller comments on Tyler’s fourth quarter results and recent federal government priorities.
We closed out a strong fourth quarter and exceptional year of growth and profitability with solid execution across our financial, operational, and strategic initiatives. The public sector market remains strong, with a robust demand environment supported by stable and healthy budgets – particularly at the state and local levels – where more than two-thirds of government revenues are derived from local taxes and other locally-generated revenue sources, such as utilities, fees, and other general charges.
The newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has generated significant interest and questions regarding its efforts and the potential impact of federal funding on state and local budgets, and in turn, on our business. We’d like to emphasize that we see this as an opportunity rather than a risk with technology ultimately being the greatest driver of improved efficiency at any government level. Additionally, this directly aligns with our mission to empower the public sector to create smarter, safer, and stronger communities.
While we don't envision DOGE having a significant impact on funding or demand for our software and services, the increased focus on efficiencies creates opportunities for our commercial off-the-shelf Application Platform, our data and insights technology, and our recently acquired AI-enabled products, including Document Automation (formerly CSI), Augmented Field Operations (formerly ARInspect), and Priority Based Budgeting (formerly ResourceX).
With a strong demand backdrop, an active and growing sales pipeline, and continued execution of our strategic initiatives, we are well-positioned to achieve our long-term growth objectives and deliver exceptional value to our clients and shareholders.
Tyler’s intentional approach to corporate responsibility initiatives is anchored in our mission, vision, and values. Our sixth annual corporate responsibility report, which will be published this spring, aligns to our 2024 double materiality assessment results and focuses on our stakeholders’ highest priority material topics. Corporate governance is the primary area of focus for both internal and external stakeholders, which has resulted in an elevated focus on robust governance disclosures in our upcoming report. We look forward to sharing our 2024 corporate responsibility report with you this spring.
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