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The data-export problem is key. Tyler has no interest in helping you get historical data out of "their" system.
by anamax 5y ago
The data-export problem is key. Tyler has no interest in helping you get historical data out of "their" system.
- TranquilMarmot 5y agoNot entirely true. Acquisitions they've made in the past few years are focused on making data easier to access by the public.
- anamax 5y agoMaking data more available to the public is not the same as making it easy to import into a new system.
- thechao 5y agoI've been thinking, recently, that the various state/local/fed govts should have to eat their own dog-food: there should be a govt API that is: (1) publicly available; and, (2) the only legal way to access data and make changes (when I'm feeling frustrated, this includes criminal consequences for govt employees that circumvent the system). Want to get a new well? You can add a well-review task to the queue just as easily as a govt epmloyee. Want to know when your well request will get reviewed? The queue is available.
- renewedrebecca 5y agoThis is true. Other companies in this space spend a lot of time writing import routines for the old system's data. Also, the other companies in this space suck too, for most of the same reasons.
- danielmarkbruce 5y agoI see. Makes sense. Thanks.