The PTC aims to transform its IT systems into a single, integrated system to increase the organization’s ability to plan, conduct business, and react more efficiently to the needs of its customers.
The PTC has named the project PRIDEPTC Readiness for an Integrated Decision-making Enterprise.
Currently, the PTC operates multiple stand-alone systems, separating important pieces of historical and operational data across many platforms, thus making trend analysis and decision-making difficult and time-consuming.
PTC will realize benefits such as streamlined and standardized administrative and financial processes, expanded financial reporting and analysis, elimination of disparate information systems, centralized operational and historical data for trend analysis, and integration of secure internet technology to provide data access to employees, retirees, and fiduciaries said Ed Burns, president of CIBER’s State and Local Government Practice.
PTC employs approximately 2,400 people and earns $580 million annually in toll revenue. It operates a critical transportation route, which accommodates more than 500,000 vehicles per day.
