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Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Albany/Dougherty County Makes Transition to CentralSquare's Cloud-Hosted RMS & JMS Offering
CentralSquare's ONESolution Enables Modern, Cloud-Based Infrastructure to Enhance Security, Efficiency, and Resilience LAKE MARY, Fla., May 29, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CentralSquare Technologies, a leading provider of public sector software, announced that Albany/Dougherty County, GA has successfully moved to the cloud with CentralSquare's ONESolution for records management system (RMS) and jail management system (JMS). As the first agency to transition to the cloud-based ONESolution powered by AWS, this marks a major milestone for the county in its shift toward modern, scalable, and secure public safety infrastructure. "We've faced serious challenges with our on-premises servers, particularly with our basement server room flooding. Moving to the cloud is not a simple technology upgrade, it's a way to literally keep our data dry and ensure uninterrupted access to our critical systems," said Colonel John Ostrander, Albany/Dougherty County's Chief Jailer. "We've trusted CentralSquare for more than 10 years, and transitioning to their cloud platform is the next step in strengthening that partnership." Following cybersecurity incidents in 2024 that disrupted on-premises public administration systems in the county, the move to CentralSquare's ONESolution comes at a crucial time. Albany/Dougherty County now benefits from enhanced data security, built-in redundancies, and increased system accessibility, ensuring that essential operations remain uninterrupted, including through cyber threats or natural disasters. "CentralSquare's ONESolution has enabled customers like Albany/Dougherty County to transition to the cloud while bolstering cybersecurity capabilities that ensure systems remain functional in all situations," said Dustin DeVoe, Senior Account Manager at CentralSquare. "As more agencies look to modernize their technology, this partnership shows how the cloud can provide the capabilities departments need to serve their communities with confidence." The fully integrated system allows personnel to efficiently update and access records in real-time, reducing administrative burdens while improving data accuracy across multiple agencies, including law enforcement and the county jail. About CentralSquare Technologies: CentralSquare Technologies is the leading provider of public sector software in North America. The best-run communities rely on CentralSquare to manage all aspects of their state and local governments – from public safety to public works. Our comprehensive software suite includes modern cloud-based solutions to support police, fire, finance, payments, permits, utility billing and much more. With more than 40 years of dedication to the public sector, today we proudly serve over 8,000 customers. Learn more at View source version on Contacts CentralSquarePR@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
29-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Albany/Dougherty County Makes Transition to CentralSquare's Cloud-Hosted RMS & JMS Offering
LAKE MARY, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- CentralSquare Technologies, a leading provider of public sector software, announced that Albany/Dougherty County, GA has successfully moved to the cloud with CentralSquare's ONESolution for records management system (RMS) and jail management system (JMS). As the first agency to transition to the cloud-based ONESolution powered by AWS, this marks a major milestone for the county in its shift toward modern, scalable, and secure public safety infrastructure. 'CentralSquare's ONESolution has enabled customers like Albany/Dougherty County to transition to the cloud while bolstering cybersecurity capabilities that ensure systems remain functional in all situations,' said Dustin DeVoe, Senior AM at CentralSquare Share 'We've faced serious challenges with our on-premises servers, particularly with our basement server room flooding. Moving to the cloud is not a simple technology upgrade, it's a way to literally keep our data dry and ensure uninterrupted access to our critical systems,' said Colonel John Ostrander, Albany/Dougherty County's Chief Jailer. "We've trusted CentralSquare for more than 10 years, and transitioning to their cloud platform is the next step in strengthening that partnership.' Following cybersecurity incidents in 2024 that disrupted on-premises public administration systems in the county, the move to CentralSquare's ONESolution comes at a crucial time. Albany/Dougherty County now benefits from enhanced data security, built-in redundancies, and increased system accessibility, ensuring that essential operations remain uninterrupted, including through cyber threats or natural disasters. 'CentralSquare's ONESolution has enabled customers like Albany/Dougherty County to transition to the cloud while bolstering cybersecurity capabilities that ensure systems remain functional in all situations,' said Dustin DeVoe, Senior Account Manager at CentralSquare. 'As more agencies look to modernize their technology, this partnership shows how the cloud can provide the capabilities departments need to serve their communities with confidence.' The fully integrated system allows personnel to efficiently update and access records in real-time, reducing administrative burdens while improving data accuracy across multiple agencies, including law enforcement and the county jail. About CentralSquare Technologies: CentralSquare Technologies is the leading provider of public sector software in North America. The best-run communities rely on CentralSquare to manage all aspects of their state and local governments – from public safety to public works. Our comprehensive software suite includes modern cloud-based solutions to support police, fire, finance, payments, permits, utility billing and much more. With more than 40 years of dedication to the public sector, today we proudly serve over 8,000 customers. Learn more at
Borneo Post
27-05-2025
- General
- Borneo Post
Minister: Sarawak gazettes 14 new heritage sites, receives historic artefacts
Abdul Karim (centre) going through his ministerial winding up speech text with Women, Childhood, and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah. – Photo by Roystein Emmor KUCHING (May 27): A total of 14 historical sites, buildings, monuments, and underwater heritage have been successfully gazetted by the Sarawak Museum Department (JMS) under the Sarawak Heritage Ordinance (SHO 2019) in February this year, said Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah. The Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Minister said these sites include the Rumah Panjang Melanau Kampong Sok in Matu; Rumah Sri Tanjung, Tanjung Lobang in Miri; Sacred Heart Church, Sungai Bawan in Kanowit; Makam Dato Permaisuri in Miri; Pusara Ali Wallace, Kampung Jaie in Sadong Jaya; and Shariff Skrang Cemetery, Kampung Igan in Matu. Other gazetted sites, buildings, monuments and underwater heritage are the Kuching City Mosque site; Beting Maro battle site; Batu Brooke coal mine, Gunung Ngeli in Simunjan; Batu Ritong in Pa' Lungan, Bario; Kampung Jangkar battle site in Lundu; Tuang Schist Semeba in Kuching; Folded Schist Demak in Kuching; and the Japanese Landing Craft, Brighton Beach in Miri, he said. Speaking at the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) Sitting, Abdul Karim in his ministerial winding-up speech also said that JMS, as the guardian of Sarawak and Borneo shared heritage, had recently received five artefact donations, including two Lun Bawang 1960s sunhats. 'The sunhats belonged to Bill and Pam Lavery, and we received them from their son, John Lavery. The donor claimed that the authentic sunhats were obtained during the formation of Malaysia in 1963. 'Bill Lavery was posted to Limbang that same year as a teacher and later served as headmaster under the Colombo Plan of External Aid of the Canadian government to Sarawak. 'The Lavery family left Sarawak in 1965. The hats were later passed on to their son, John Lavery, who entrusted it to the Sarawak Museum for safekeeping,' he said. Another artefact, he said, was an old parang from Tebakang, Serian, which JMS had received from Mangu Bueng. 'The donor claimed that this parang has been with the Bueng's family for almost 100 years and it originally belonged to a group of headhunters who confronted Bueng and his wife in the early 1900s. 'In the ensuing fight, Bueng fought bravely and took one of their parangs. He brought it back to Kampung Tebakang Bidayuh, where it became a treasured family heirloom,' he said, adding that the parang remained with the Bueng's family, passed down through generations. He added that JMS also received two unglazed ceramic vases from Santubong from donor Mohd Rizal Bujang who claimed that the pottery was discovered in the 1970s by his late father Bujang Abdullah together with the late Ibni Zen and the late Othman Zen while fishing off the coast of Santubong. Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah historical sites lead Sarawak Museum Department
Zawya
02-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Egypt, Japan partner to build blood bag production facility in SCZone
Egypt - Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly witnessed the signing of a shareholders' agreement to establish a factory for the local production of blood collection bags in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone), as per a statement. Valued at EGP 1.4 billion, the project is a partnership between the Egyptian Company for Medical Investments (ECMI), Japanese medical giant JMS, and Interpharm Egypt. This agreement supports Egypt's broader goal to localize industries in vital sectors, particularly in healthcare. Madbouly emphasized that the project aligns with the Egyptian state's strategic initiative to transfer advanced technology and boost the local manufacturing of medical products. The factory will meet 100% of Egypt's annual demand for blood bags while also increasing exports to the Middle East and North Africa. Covering 7,000 square meters in Ain Sokhna, the factory will feature advanced sterile production areas and warehouses. © 2020-2023 Arab Finance For Information Technology. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Egypt Independent
01-05-2025
- Business
- Egypt Independent
PM Witnesses Agreement to Build Blood Bag Factory in Suez Economic Zone
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended the signing of an agreement to establish a factory in the Suez Canal Economic Zone for the local production of blood bags and collection kits. The project is a partnership between the Egyptian Company for Medical Investments (ECMI), Japanese medical giant JMS, and Interpharm Egypt. The factory will cover 7,000 square meters in Ain Sokhna and is expected to meet all of Egypt's annual needs for blood bags. It aims to produce seven million units per year by its seventh year, three million for domestic use and 4 million for export to regional markets. The investment is valued at LE1.4 billion and includes sterile production zones and advanced storage facilities. The project supports Egypt's plan to expand local manufacturing in medical sectors and improve supply stability. The agreement was signed in the presence of senior Egyptian officials and the ambassadors of Japan and Singapore.
