DNR reports testing backlog and integration risks for LAMS; budget $9.56M, go-live still to be validated
The Department of Natural Resources told the Technology Services Board that the Land Agreement Management System (LAMS) is in regression and end-to-end testing, faces potential scope changes after recent releases, and has a planned budget of $9,563,000 with $7,478,000 spent to date.
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DNR presented an update on LAMS (Land Agreement Management System), the agencys multi-year effort to replace the legacy Nature ES platform. CIO Liz Lewis Lee told the board the project began in September 2021 with a planned completion date of December 2026, a planned budget of $9,563,000 and expenses to date of $7,478,000.
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