San Antonio adopts Tyler Technologies

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million contract to to implementthe company’s municipakl court case management system. Tyler will furnish all software professional services, maintenance and support. This is the Dallas-based company’s larges t contract in its San Antonio isthe seventh-largest city in the United States and the second largest in Texas. San Antonio Municipalo Courts previously relied ona mainframe-based documenr management system and a separate, non-integrated fee collectiob system. The previous system resulted in massivr amounts of paperwork forclerk workers. Dispositionxs were often hand-written.
The city’s nine 11 associate judges and 250-member stafvf will use Tyler’s INCODE municipal court case management The first of 11 courtes will go live with INCODE in the summerof 2009. Implementatiobn with the system at the other courts will continue over the next 18monthe “By deploying Tyler’s Courts and Justice and Documentr Management solutions, the City of San Antonio will be able to improvd the efficiency of their municipal courts and enhance the overalo management of their criticao documents,” says Brett Cate, president of Tyler’s INCODE Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) is an information management servicea company for local governments.