County CIO flags ADA website work, $190K–$200K IBM server proposal and 97% cybersecurity training completion
Norfolk County CIO Sam Evans briefed commissioners on IT projects including migrations, disaster recovery, and an IBM server upgrade proposal "costing around $190,000-200,000," and reported a 97% completion rate for 2025 cybersecurity training.
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Sam Evans, Norfolk County chief information officer, told the commissioners the county is migrating the Wollaston Recreational Facility’s email and website to county systems, preparing a disaster recovery room, and implementing the Tyler ERP system for non-union employees. Evans said the county and Registry of Deeds websites need Americans with Disabilities Act compliance work and discussed "an IBM server upgrade proposal costing around $190,000-200,000."
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