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Excelsior App Was A Fad Much Like The Furby – With A More Expensive Price Tag | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Excelsior App Was A Fad Much Like The Furby – With A More Expensive Price Tag | News, Sports, Jobs

The Excelsior App was always a solution in search of a problem — and a costly solution even at its original $2.5 million price tag. Anyone who got a COVID-

NY's Excelsior Pass to be shut down after use plummets, costs soar - Vimarsana News

NY's Excelsior Pass to be shut down after use plummets, costs soar

ALBANY (TNS) — State officials are shutting down the $64 million Excelsior Pass app, a digital artifact of the coronavirus pandemic initially pitched by former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and

Hochul scraps $64M Excelsior COVID vax app due to low usage and 200K monthly costs - Vimarsana News

Hochul scraps $64M Excelsior COVID vax app due to low usage and 200K monthly costs

Gov. Hochul scrapped the pandemic-era vaccine digital passport after the Empire State spent an eye-raising $64 million on an app that is no longer used by New Yorkers.

Source: nypost.com
Excelsior COVID app still costing New York $200K per month - Vimarsana News

Excelsior COVID app still costing New York $200K per month

Costs for the Excelsior app grew after state officials outsourced much of its development, which they say will allow the platform to serve purposes beyond showing vaccinations.

Source: nypost.com
Early Addition: NYPD officers charged for allegedly stealing expensive champagne from the Electric Zoo festival V.I.P. zone - Vimarsana News

Early Addition: NYPD officers charged for allegedly stealing expensive champagne from the Electric Zoo festival V.I.P. zone

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