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Case study

Optimizing Operations: The City of Altus’s Strategic ERP Enhancement

The City of Altus, Oklahoma, recognizing the critical role of efficient Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in modern municipal operations, engaged Avèro to conduct a focused ERP Needs Assessment. This assessment, centered on the Finance and Human Resources (HR) departments, aimed to scrutinize the current utilization of the Tyler Incode system and to identify areas for improvement.

The brief

The City of Altus, Oklahoma, recognizing the critical role of efficient Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in modern municipal operations, engaged Avèro to conduct a focused ERP Needs Assessment.

This assessment, centered on the Finance and Human Resources (HR) departments, aimed to scrutinize the current utilization of the Tyler Incode system and to identify areas for improvement.

What the work produced

The deliverables.

Current-State Discovery

The project commenced with an in-depth current-state discovery phase. This involved detailed discussions and analyzes to understand how users within the Finance and HR departments interact with the…

ERP Needs Assessment Report

Following the discovery phase, Avèro compiled the ERP Needs Assessment Report. This report not only summarized the findings from the initial assessment but also provided strategic recommendations for…

Strategic Recommendations and Next Steps

The ERP Needs Assessment Report included actionable strategic recommendations for the City. These suggestions aimed to close the discovered gaps and improve the overall utilization of the ERP system.…

Scope
  • Current-State Discovery
  • ERP Needs Assessment Report
  • Strategic Recommendations and Next Steps
Where it stands

Status and outlook.

Current status

As of now, Avèro is actively working with the City of Altus to review the findings and recommendations detailed in the ERP Needs Assessment Report. Together, we are determining the most…

Next step

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