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Workday announces Amarillo has selected Workday applications
A Workday news brief listed the City of Amarillo among Texas local governments that had selected Workday applications. The City's chief information officer was quoted calling the Workday update "the most impactful, critical update the city has done" and saying the City anticipated the partnership would save taxpayers about $1.8 million.[1]
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What the sources say
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An August 9, 2023 Workday news brief said the City of Amarillo had selected Workday applications, alongside the City of Austin and Bell, Galveston and Nueces counties.[1]
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Richard Gagnon, Chief Information Officer, City of Amarillo: The City's chief information officer was quoted: "our Workday software update is the most impactful, critical update the city has done," and "With Workday, we're able to stay accountable and improve transparency — with each other and with the public."[1]
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Richard Gagnon, Chief Information Officer, City of Amarillo: The City's chief information officer was quoted saying the City anticipated its partnership with Workday would save taxpayers around $1.8 million. This is a projection in a vendor release; no later City accounting of savings was found.[1]
- Projected savings
- $1,800,000