Tyler Technologies invited attendees to enjoy a throwback experience and play the 1988 Commodore 64 “School Bus Driver” video game. For every participant that played, Tyler made a $20 donation to the NAPT Foundation. More than 100 attendees joined in, and the Tyler Foundation recognized their contributions by increasing the total donation to $10,000. Shown here (from left) are Michael Martin, NAPT president; Ted Thien, GM and VP of Tyler’s transportation solutions group; and Steven Kalmes, president of the NAPT Foundation.
Tyler Technologies invited attendees to enjoy a throwback experience and play the 1988 Commodore 64 “School Bus Driver” video game. For every participant that played, Tyler made a $20 donation to the NAPT Foundation. More than 100 attendees joined in, and the Tyler Foundation recognized their contributions by increasing the total donation to $10,000. Shown here (from left) are Michael Martin, NAPT president; Ted Thien, GM and VP of Tyler’s transportation solutions group; and Steven Kalmes, president of the NAPT Foundation.
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