Tyler Tech Podcast from Tyler Technologies

We complete the two-part series, diving into the challenges of a GovTech Stack that does not stack up.  Tyler internal expert Mike Teeters helps us understand who and how the Government Tech Stack gets implemented, and addresses the questions of whether or not there is a certain order to implementation.

Engaging with citizens is more critical than ever.  The desire for a seamless experience is high, and the pandemic has put an ever-increasing dependance on technology.  Tyler internal expert Mike Teeters helps us understand the concept of a Government Technology Stack and why it is so important to local government.

It's challenging to connect during a pandemic.  There are resident services needs but many traditional channels are closed.  In this episode, TJ Sokoll, Tyler's Vice President of Product Strategy, shares some real world examples of how communities across the country are creatively connecting through civic engagement.

Data can be overwhelming.  How can local government use data to solve important problems without getting lost in the sea of statistics?  Oliver Wise, Director of Recovery Solutions for Tyler's Data & Insights Division gives us some practical insights on how local government can use data effectively. 

Teacher, Administrator and Enneagram expert Joey Schewee, daughter of Suzanne Stabile (author of the Enneagram gold standard book, "Road Back to You"), is back with a PhD-level course on the  Enneagram.  If you work in a team environment, or just want to learn more about your motivation, you'll love this very practical episode.environments to increase communication and productivity.

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Get an advanced lesson from teacher and  Enneagram experts, Joey Schewee, daughter of Suzanne Stabile (author of the Enneagram gold standard book, "Road Back to You").  Learn how the Enneagram can be used in team environments to increase communication and productivity.

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Many of us are working from home.  What threats does that create?  What do I need to watch out for?  Social Engineer and Tyler subject matter expert Max Greene gives us some very practical insights to help us be safer at home. 

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