data- and analytics-driven migration approach
summary
Fulton County uses the AWS-powered Tyler Technologies Enterprise Data Platform with Amazon EC2 and Amazon S3 to import criminal justice, courts, behavioral health and homeless data into a Share Fulton hub and dashboards. Targets include a 5% annual jail-population reduction and 10% fewer bookings (about 5,000 bookings/year) to save an estimated $15–20M per year; a pilot shows 100 “friendly faces” cause $3.1M in bookings (1.5% of bookings), police queries return results in ~20–30 seconds, and fingerprint ID is being added.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:19Connecting your data for impact
- 1:51Data, data, and more data
- 2:52Finding the solution in the cloud
- 8:14What was our challenge?
- 10:28The data-sharing problem
- 14:42Long-term solution
- 17:55What gets measured get managed
- 23:20Pilot project key data takeaways
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