It's about time.. If they actually do it right. It's been running on a mainframe in the capital for decades. CDOT (Colorado) had been doing the same thing. I think they maybe FINALLY are off that system though?
Even if it "works" at some point even if you have people that can maintain it you can't get parts to keep it going. It's the nature of things like this.
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>The Wyoming Department of Transportation is implementing a $20 million computer system upgrade this summer, the most significant overhaul since 1986.
The last time these systems were upgraded, “Top Gun” was the No. 1 movie, Falco’s “Rock Me Amadeus” topped the Billboard Hot 100 and Wyoming elected a Democrat, Mike Sullivan, to the governor’s office.
The agency is upgrading its Driver Services and Revenue Information Service systems to MAX, a new software system available in WYDOT offices statewide.
It's about time.. If they actually do it right. It's been running on a mainframe in the capital for decades. CDOT (Colorado) had been doing the same thing. I think they maybe FINALLY are off that system though?
Even if it "works" at some point even if you have people that can maintain it you can't get parts to keep it going. It's the nature of things like this.
Archive: https://archive.today/pj1dH
From the post:
>>The Wyoming Department of Transportation is implementing a $20 million computer system upgrade this summer, the most significant overhaul since 1986.
The last time these systems were upgraded, “Top Gun” was the No. 1 movie, Falco’s “Rock Me Amadeus” topped the Billboard Hot 100 and Wyoming elected a Democrat, Mike Sullivan, to the governor’s office.
The agency is upgrading its Driver Services and Revenue Information Service systems to MAX, a new software system available in WYDOT offices statewide.
