TYL News & Events

Tyler Technologies announced two additions to its corporate executive leadership structure with the introduction of a chief artificial intelligence officer and chief transactions officer. The new roles support the evolving needs of Tyler's public sector clients and allow Tyler to sharpen its focus on both AI and transactions. Franklin Williams has been elevated to the newly created role of CAIO. Since joining Tyler in 2018 as part of Tyler's acquisition of Socrata, Williams has served as division president and, most recently, as Deputy Chief Technology Officer. In this expanded role, he will lead a newly formed AI organization dedicated to helping Tyler and our clients realize the full value of AI. In addition to the new role of CAIO, Tyler has also promoted Ryan O'Connor from SVP of payment strategy and operations to Chief Transactions Officer. In this elevated role, he will continue to advise the executive leadership team on transactions growth and oversee Tyler's vendor partnerships while leading the company's payments and holistic transactions strategy.

Tyler Technologies announced the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, has selected Tyler's enterprise Payments platform to streamline and manage the entire payments life cycle, from billing to presentment, revenue collection, fund settlement, financial reconciliation, and reporting. The cloud-based platform will enable Anchorage to centralize revenue collection operations, improve financial visibility, and deliver a modern, user-friendly payment experience for residents and businesses.