Wednesday, January 11, 2006
SAP, Oracle make public services push
AP, Oracle make public services push: "With more than 5,000 residents migrating to Clark County, Nevada, each month, the burgeoning Las Vegas area community was putting too much stress on municipal IT systems.
The trend we're seeing is that they're realizing that more is not always better ... If something goes bad for government, it's bad for SAP.
Tim McCormick,
vice president of state and local government, SAP Public Services Inc.
Court case management systems began to break down, causing a back log in the county's court system. Services that normally could be handled routinely, such as paying a parking fine or registering a dog, became a source of frustration for residents, whose concerns were not being addressed in a timely manner."
The trend we're seeing is that they're realizing that more is not always better ... If something goes bad for government, it's bad for SAP.
Tim McCormick,
vice president of state and local government, SAP Public Services Inc.
Court case management systems began to break down, causing a back log in the county's court system. Services that normally could be handled routinely, such as paying a parking fine or registering a dog, became a source of frustration for residents, whose concerns were not being addressed in a timely manner."
