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large integration projects for a couple of years,” he added. “We know it’s reliable, scal- able and secure.” OnBoard partners such as Bytecurve can


easily connect to the open API to get needed routing information from the company’s var- ious routing products, pull it into its solution and push data back to Tyler Technologies. “This is what we hope is going to be an industry surge


of cooperation based on this platform,” said Thien. “School districts want everything to work together. They don’t necessarily want to know how it works together, but they just want to know that it does and that it’s reli- able, secure, and can handle the volume of traffic.” Terry Dell, vice president of channel sales at Zonar


Systems, said districts will choose more than one provid- er because of unique specializations, plus parents have safety expectations. “It is critical that systems and solutions are selected


A view of vehicle status and location across the Chesapeake Public Schools service area using the Zonar Ground Traffic Control interface, one of many technology solutions the Virginia school district relies upon.


not just on features, but oftentimes integration with one another is as big of a determining factor on why districts select technology,” he added. “It’s incumbent upon us to work together to make all of our solutions work well. I think we’re seeing more of that openness. We need to have seamless transparency of all the things we know


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