IT committee reports 823‑response resident survey, says two finalists remain in RFP
The POA's IT advisory committee reported 823 resident responses to a technology survey identifying alerts, a community calendar and single sign‑on as top priorities; committee leaders said they issued a 17‑page RFP to seven vendors, received three responses and plan further follow‑up with two finalists.
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Larry Blakeman, chair of the POA's IT advisory committee, summarized the committee's work on technology modernization and a vendor selection process. He said the committee issued a 17‑page RFP to seven vendors and received three responses; one response was deemed unsuitable and two vendors are moving forward to deeper evaluation. The resident technology survey gathered 823 responses between mid‑July and mid‑August, which Blakeman said represents about 8% of villagers.
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