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Tyler Technologies is based in Plano. [Photo: Tyler Technologies]<\/p>\n
Plano\u2019s Tyler Technologies acquired Pennsylvania-based CODY Systems, a software and data management, integration and exchange solutions company serving public safety, law enforcement and other public sector entities.<\/p>\n
Tyler said the deal adds cloud-based records management and data-sharing tools to its public safety portfolio.<\/p>\n
Expanding public safety resources<\/p>\n
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Andrew Hittle is president of Tyler Technologies\u2019 Public Safety Division. [Photo: Tyler Technologies]<\/p>\n
\u201cWe know that public safety agencies continue to face pressure to do more with limited resources while keeping systems current and secure,\u201d said Andrew Hittle, president of Tyler\u2019s Public Safety Division, in a statement. \u201cBy adding CODY Systems\u2019 solutions, these agencies will continue to benefit from technology designed to fit how they actually work, including tools that support day-to-day tasks in dispatch and records, systems that can scale and grow with the agency, and cost-effective approaches to help stretch often-limited budgets.\u201d<\/p>\n
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The management and staff of CODY Systems will become part of the Tyler team.<\/p>\n
The addition of CODY Systems strengthens Tyler\u2019s competitive position in the small to midsize segment of the public safety market by allowing the company to offer additional resources that support accelerated implementations, enhanced interoperability and better access to real-time information, the company said.<\/p>\n
Streamlining records management and incident support<\/p>\n
With the combined business, CODY Systems\u2019 Pathfinder RMS solution provides a cloud-native records management platform that aligns with Tyler\u2019s cloud-first direction and operating model. Tyler said the platform will provide a foundation for integration with its other products and with the broader public safety technology ecosystem.<\/p>\n
CODY Systems offers another solution, called COBRAnet, which supports cross-agency, regional and statewide information sharing. Improving access to real-time information will offer a clearer picture of situations, helping agencies coordinate more effectively and speed decision-making during incidents, the company said.<\/p>\n
David Heffner, president of CODY Systems, said that becoming part of Tyler Technologies \u201cis a deeply meaningful moment\u201d for company founders and team members.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhat began with our co-founders\u2019 bold vision 47 years ago has grown to become a respected software leader through the dedication and ingenuity of our employees, the loyalty of our customers, and adherence to our core values,\u201d Heffner said in a statement.<\/p>\n
He said that he was looking back on what CODY Systems has built \u201cwith tremendous pride\u201d and looking forward with \u201cfull confidence\u201d at the next chapter.<\/p>\n
More on CODY and Tyler<\/p>\n
Headquartered in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and founded in 1979, CODY Systems serves more than 300 clients in 10 states from New Jersey to Hawaii. Its customers range in size from statewide data integration solutions to single-agency police department records management solutions.<\/p>\n
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