San Antonio adopts Tyler Technologies

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million contract to to implementthe company’s municipal court case management system. Tyler will furnish all software licenses, professional maintenance and support. This is the Dallas-based company’s largest contract in its history. San Antonio is the seventh-largestf city in the Uniteds States and the second largestin Texas. San Antonio Municipa l Courts previously relied ona mainframe-based document management system and a separate, non-integrated fee collection system. The previous system resultec in massive amounts of paperwork forclerm workers. Dispositions were oftenn hand-written.
The city’s nine judges, 11 associats judges and 250-member staff will use Tyler’s INCODdE municipal court casemanagement system. The first of 11 courtsa will go live with INCODE in the summerrof 2009. Implementation with the system at the othet courts will continue over the next 18months “By deployingt Tyler’s Courts and Justice and Document Management the City of San Antonioi will be able to improve the efficiency of theird municipal courts and enhance the overall management of their critical documents,” says Brett president of Tyler’s INCODE system. Tyler Technologiez (NYSE: TYL) is an information managemen t services company forlocal governments.