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Manage-IT™ Implementation for Public Infrastructure Division

Client: Harris County PID

Project Value: $2B Annual CIP

Products: Track-IT™, Construct-IT™, Assure-IT™

Key Facts 

  • Road, Bridges, Water and Sewer, etc.
  • 1000 Users



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Harris County’s annual Capital Improvements Plan exceeds $2 billion.  Directors are required to prepare an annual plan for review and ratification.  The plan provides the details as to how the $2B will be appropriated across the county throughout the year.  The county wanted to automate and streamline the accumulation of the data required to develop the plan as well as enable rapid development of reports back to managers regarding conformance and variances against the plan throughout the year.  Without the software those activities required outlay of significant time and energy from already stretched personnel resources.   

 


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