Enterprise Architecture & Advisory
Map services as business capabilities, sequence legacy replacements by risk and value, and give leadership a modernization roadmap that survives budget cycles and elections.
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Government runs on connected capabilities. Most agencies run on end-of-life systems.
Serve residents, deliver programs, steward public funds — one mission, split across an aging ERP, a permitting system, public safety platforms, and paper workflows that residents experience as twelve different governments. The agencies that earn public trust will be the ones whose data, teams, and technology finally connect.
The Problem
Residents see one government. Your systems see twelve departments.
A resident needs a permit, a license, and a utility account — that's three portals, three logins, three re-entries of the same address.
Tyler or Oracle runs finance while critical workflows still start on paper forms.
Accela holds permits, CAD/RMS holds public safety, Esri holds GIS — and none of them talk.
Grant and federal reporting means weeks of manual data pulls across departments.
The people who understand the legacy systems are retiring — and the knowledge leaves with them.
Security and compliance mandates keep arriving faster than the aging systems can absorb them.
Sound familiar?
Typical Architecture
From department silos to connected government.
The target isn't a big-bang replacement — it's a governed foundation underneath the systems each department already depends on.
Serve Residents
Permitting (Accela) · 311/CRM · payments
Deliver Programs
Public safety (CAD/RMS) · public works · GIS (Esri)
Govern
ERP (Tyler, Oracle) · budget · grants & reporting
Protect
Security · identity · records & compliance
Integration Layer
Governed APIs between departments and legacy systems — replacing paper handoffs and re-keying
Governed Data Platform
One resident view · reporting on demand · the foundation for AI in service delivery and operations
Every layer maps to a business capability — not a product. That's what makes the architecture survive your next system replacement. Take the Cloud Maturity Assessment →
How We Help
Four ways agencies engage Splendor.
Application Modernization
Replace paper workflows with digital services and connect departmental systems with governed APIs — so residents enter their information once.
Explore modernization services →Cloud Modernization & Operations
Migrate end-of-life systems to a secure, compliant cloud foundation — with the resilience, logging, and continuity public services require.
Explore cloud services →AI & Intelligent Automation
Automated document processing, resident service assistants, and grant reporting automation — deployed responsibly on governed public data.
Explore AI services →Outcomes
What connected capabilities deliver for the public.
- One source of truth
- Executive visibility
- Reduced operating costs
- Better decisions
- AI readiness
- Improved customer experience
- Operational efficiency
- Reduced technical debt
Ready to move?
Schedule a Strategy Session.
Tell us where your agency is stuck — end-of-life systems, paper workflows, reporting that consumes whole teams. We'll bring an enterprise architect, not a sales deck.