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Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) has successfully acquired NIC Inc. (NASDAQ: EGOV), a prominent digital government solutions provider serving over 7,100 agencies nationwide. This acquisition enhances Tyler's capabilities to provide innovative platform solutions for federal, state, and local governments, addressing high demand for efficient services. NIC processed over $24 billion in payments in 2020, boosting Tyler's strategic payment initiatives. NIC's CEO, Harry Herington, is retiring, while NIC's leadership will remain for smooth integration. Advisors include Goldman Sachs for Tyler and Cowen & Company for NIC.
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has launched new features for its online tool, Go Hunt Hawaii, in partnership with NIC Hawaii. The enhancements allow hunters who have completed basic education courses to enroll in advanced events. This initiative aims to improve communication and expand hunting education in Hawaii. The DLNR also plans to use the platform for class and event announcements to keep hunters informed. NIC, a digital government solutions provider, supports this initiative, which enhances user interaction with government services.
The Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS) and NIC Hawaii have launched a new website focused on Washington Place, the residence of Hawaii's Queen Liliʻuokalani and a National Historic Landmark. The site includes online forms for tours, events, and volunteering, functioning as a virtual museum showcasing art and artifacts. Built using WordPress, it features a responsive design for mobile devices. As Washington Place reopens post-COVID-19, the site will also offer virtual and in-person tours alongside an event calendar.
Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) and NIC Inc. (NASDAQ: EGOV) announced the expiration of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act, a step toward Tyler's acquisition of NIC. This expiration is a critical milestone, satisfying a closing condition for the transaction. Following this, the acquisition remains subject to customary conditions, including shareholder approval from NIC, with expectations to close in Q2 2021. NIC serves over 7,100 government agencies, having processed 400 million online transactions in 2020, showcasing its impact in the digital solutions space.
The West Virginia DMV, in partnership with NIC West Virginia, has reached a significant milestone of over 1 million vehicle transactions completed through its online services portal. This achievement reflects the DMV's ongoing efforts to enhance customer convenience and accessibility since launching the portal in April 2014. Among the completed transactions, over 208,000 driver's license renewals and 20,000 duplicates have been processed. The platform allows citizens to renew vehicle registrations swiftly online, emphasizing the commitment to improving citizen experience through technology.
The West Virginia Secretary of State's Office (WVSOS) has launched an online appointment system for in-person services, including business registration and elections. Developed in partnership with NIC West Virginia, the service allows customers to schedule appointments via a mobile device or computer. In-person services will resume while controlling foot traffic for safety. Appointments are available at multiple locations in Charleston, Clarksburg, and Martinsburg. This initiative enhances accessibility to government services and builds on existing secure online offerings.
NIC Inc. has launched TeleGov, a new digital tool for appointment scheduling, aimed at enhancing government service efficiency. The Software as a Service (SaaS) solution is designed for various government entities, featuring self-service forms and automated reminders. Currently operational in eight states, TeleGov has helped schedule over 133,000 appointments since its inception in September 2020. Its implementation has notably reduced wait times to 15 minutes and has securely processed 187,816 COVID-19 vaccine appointments in Alabama alone, demonstrating its effectiveness.
NIC Federal, a subsidiary of NIC (EGOV), has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s FMCSA to continue its Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP). This digital service enhances hiring decisions for motor carriers by providing secure access to drivers' crash and inspection histories. The program operates under a no-cost model, funded by transaction fees from end users, promoting accountability and efficiency in delivering digital government services.
NIC Hawaii and the Hawaii Office of Information Practices announced the launch of a modernized State Public Meetings Calendar, accessible at calendar.ehawaii.gov. This new calendar enhances user experience with improved accessibility, responsive design, and easier navigation. It aims to ensure citizens can quickly find information on state agency events, especially crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic. NIC Hawaii, managing the eHawaii.gov portal, strives to facilitate efficient communication between the government and citizens.
The Kansas Real Estate Appraisal Board has launched a redesigned website aimed at enhancing user experience. The updated site, accessible at kreab.kansas.gov, offers improved navigation, faster loading times, and mobile responsiveness. This project was executed at no cost to taxpayers, thanks to a collaboration between the Board, NIC Kansas, and the Information Network of Kansas. The redesign aims to make government services more accessible to citizens, highlighting the importance of functional technology.
