Board pauses decision on Tyler software; technology committee urges CMMS first and Workday integration checks
After detailed staff presentations, the board asked staff to work further with the Technology Group Committee and Workday integration leads before approving a Tyler Technologies software purchase. The committee recommended prioritizing a standalone CMMS to meet state CMMS notice-of-violation requirements and to avoid redundant ERP purchases while Workday is implemented.
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Lake County staff presented two Tyler Technologies procurement options July 7 for Special Districts: an "all-in" operational replacement (utility billing, CMMS and district workflows) and a narrower package limited to CMMS and utility billing. Staff said the county's existing operational system (WinCAMS) has deteriorated since being sold and can no longer reliably support billing, reporting and the state-required CMMS functions for sewer systems.
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