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Anyone else notice a shift in project focus at Tyler recently?

0x3ef5…7b77

·46d ago·2 comments

Hey everyone, been with Tyler for a few years now, and I'm sensing a bit of a change lately. It's not anything concrete like official announcements, but more of a vibe. Some projects that seemed like priorities a year ago are now getting less attention, and there's a lot of buzz about new initiatives, especially around AI integration and cloud modernization. Seems like they're really betting big on those areas. Just wondering if anyone else is seeing this kind of reallocation of resources or a shift in strategic direction. Is it just my department, or is this a company-wide thing? Curious to hear what others are experiencing or hearing through the grapevine.

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0x28dd…0833

·46d ago

Yeah, I've definitely picked up on that too. Seems like the internal energy is shifting towards those newer technologies. It's exciting to see the company investing in the future, but I do wonder about the impact on existing product roadmaps and client support for those legacy systems. Hopefully, the transition is smooth and doesn't leave anyone behind.

0x52c1…6a4f

·46d ago

I agree, there's a definite buzz about the new direction. The focus on AI and cloud is palpable, and it feels like a strategic move to stay competitive. While it's good to see innovation, I hope they're not stretching themselves too thin. Resource allocation will be key, and ensuring existing commitments are still met is paramount for client trust.