Wyoming re-ups CGI-AMS for ERP apps

  • By William Welsh
  • Oct 17, 2006
CGI-AMS will continue hosting its proprietary enterprise resource planning system for Wyoming under a contract worth $22.6 million over five years.

CGI's Managed Advantage ERP software system is a hosting program tailored to help the state manage its 9,500 employees and $4 billion annual budget. Wyoming has used the CGI's Advantage product since 2002.

ERP software suites handle various government administrative functions, such as financial, procurement, human resources, budgeting and reporting.

The hosted approach lets the state set the course and keep control over the application and data while CGI-AMS manages daily operations, the company said.

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William Welsh is a freelance writer covering IT and defense technology.

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