Tyler Technologies’ Franklin Williams discusses how state and local agencies are using data as a strategic asset to improve outcomes across communities.

The civic-tech giant is buying US eDirect, which manages park reservation systems in 10 states and several foreign countries.

Executives praised the agreement's "unique" funding model, which uses transaction fees to subsidize the state's costs over the next decade.

The civic-tech giant is growing again with the purchase of Detroit-based Arx, which makes data tools used by police departments.

The ever-growing government IT vendor announced an $84 million deal to acquire VendEngine, which makes a variety of software used by incarcerated people.

The Iowa capital is replacing a 20-year-old system with new software that will enable residents to conduct more than 70 types of transactions online.

The government IT provider, which recently purchased rival NIC Inc., has announced the acquisition of two additional subsidiaries.

The deal is by far the biggest in Tyler's corporate history, and gives the civic tech vendor a doorway into statewide contracting.

The contract, which will keep Tyler as the state's electronic filing vendor through 2027, is the biggest in the company's history.