GTY T echnology’s  Questica  Budgeting  Option  Continues  Its  Winning  Streak,  Onboarding  New  Government,  Education,  and  Healthcare  Organizations  onto  Its  Client  Roster

GTY T echnology’s Questica Budgeting Option Continues Its Winning Streak, Onboarding New Government, Education, and Healthcare Organizations onto Its Client Roster

By Anne Rowe for DPS board, March 16, 2019

LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)– GTY T echnology Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq:GTYH) (together with its operating
subsidiaries, “GTY”), a leading SaaS/Cloud solution for the public
sector and its affiliated segments, is delighted to announce current crucial
wins from Questica,
its subsidiary which supplies budget preparation and management software application
options.

“The velocity of Questica’s wins is a reference point that highlights
that we are at a watershed minute in the life-cycle of the state & regional
federal government market,” stated Stephen Rohleder, Chairman and CEO of GTY. “As
leaders in SaaS solutions for this end-market, our budgeting solutions
deal the security, workflow, analytics and reporting abilities that
the end-user requires to make tactical, data-driven choices.”

“We have actually seen remarkable momentum considering that our announced deal with
GTY, as brand-new government, education and health care organizations have
selected Questica Budget Suite to be their single source of budget reality,”
said TJ P arass, founder and CEO of Questica. “Our growth extends
beyond brand-new clients, as lots of of our existing budget customers are including
our OpenBook transparency and spending plan book tools to develop an integrated
end-to-end budget plan management platform.”

Some of Questica’s brand-new consumers include:

  • The City of Seattle, Washington (pop. 747,000+; annual budget plan: $5.6
    billion)
  • Clark County, WA (pop. 480,000; yearly budget $1+ billion)
  • Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, MD (one of the biggest water
    and wastewater utilities in the U.S., serving 1.8 million homeowners)
  • North Texas Transit Authority (annual budget: $663 million)
  • The City of Knoxville, Tennessee (pop. 187,000; yearly spending plan: $376
    million)
  • Aurora Public Schools, Denver, CO (the 5th largest school district
    in the state comprised of 55 schools with 40,000 students)
  • Joseph Brant Hospital, Burlington, Ontario (1,700 workers; over 200
    beds)
  • The Idaho Supreme Court (350 staff members; annual budget plan: $75 million)
  • The State University of New York Plattsburg (6,000 trainees; annual
    budget plan: $70 million)

“By signing up with together with Dave Farrell and his team at Sherpa Federal Government
Solutions through the GTY transaction, we appearance forward to bringing the
best of our organizations together so we can support even more public
sector clients looking to update their budgeting procedure,” said
Parass.

About GTY T echnology Holdings Inc.
GTY
Innovation Holdings Inc.
(NASDAQ:GTYH) (“GTY”) brings leading
government innovation business together to accomplish a new standards in
citizen engagement and resource management. Through its 6
subsidiaries, GTY uses an user-friendly cloud-based suite of options for
state and local federal governments covering operates in procurement, payments,
grant management, budgeting, and permitting: Bonfire
offers strategic
sourcing
and procurement software to enable positive and compliant
spend; CityBase
provides government payment services to link constituents with
energies and government companies; eCivis
offers a grant management system to optimize grant earnings and track
efficiency; Open
Counter
provides government payment software to guide candidates
through complex allowing and licensing treatments; Questica
provides budget preparation and management software application to provide on
monetary and non-financial strategic objectives; and Sherpa
provides public sector budgeting software application and consulting services.

About Questica
Questica
partners with public sector companies to better allow data-driven
budgeting and decision-making, while increasing data precision,
performance and improving stakeholder trust. Almost 700 companies
across North America have eliminated spreadsheets utilizing our budgeting,
performance, transparency and engagement services.

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that GTY’s recent service combination interrupts existing plans and
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development beneficially and keep their secret employees; costs associated to the
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