Governor's Technology Awards

Category: Cross-boundary Collaboration on IT Initiatives

Finalist: Fairfax County, Arlington County, Alexander County, Loudon County, Prince William County
For: Northern Virginia Regional Routable Centerline Project

Finalist: Virginia Department of Health
For: Virginia Vital Events and Screening Tracking System

Winner: Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Department of Social Services, Department of Medical Assistance Services, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Department of General Services, Department of Health
For: Virginia Electronic Health and Human Resources (eHHR) program

Finalist: Department of Transportation (VDOT), Department of Accounts
For: Cardinal Project

Winner: Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
For: Outreach to Virginia’s Military

Category: IT as Efficiency Driver — Government to Citizen

Finalist: State Board of Elections
For: COMET

Finalist: Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
For: VCU Mobile

Winner: Library of Virginia
For: Your Local Library Now Goes Where You Go

Winner: Virginia Department of Transportation
For: 511 Virginia Traffic Information System

IT as Efficiency Driver — Government to Business

Finalist: State Corporation Commission
For: Business Entity Filing and Payment Website

Winner: Department of General Services
For: eVA Mobile 4 Business

Finalist: Department of Taxation
For: eForms System

IT as Efficiency Driver — Government to Government

Winner: City of Virginia Beach
For: Automated Computer Management System

Finalist: Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, DMV
For: One-stop Shopping Partnership

Winner: Fairfax County
For: Court and County Collaborative Partnership Model

Finalist: Department of Corrections
For: Integrated Offender Drug Testing

Innovative Use of Technology in Economic Development

Finalist: University of Virginia (UVA)
For: Lodging Reservation Widget

Finalist: City of Richmond
For: Efforts to Outcome

Winner: Tazewell County
For: Virtual Marketing Partnership

Innovative Use of Technology in Local Government

Winner: City of Roanoke
For: Budget for Outcomes

Finalist: Frederick County
For: Mobile Map Book

Winner: Prince William County
For: Customized Mobile Field Data Management System

Finalist: Fairfax County
For: Shared Services Cloud

Winner: City of Norfolk
For: STORM

Winner: Chesterfield County
For: Mug Shot Line Up App

Innovative Use of Technology in Education

Finalist: James Madison University (JMU)
For: CyberCity 2012

Finalist: Department of Education (DOE)
For: Economics and Personal Finance

Finalist: George Mason University (GMU)
For: Innovative Asynchronous/Intl/Multi-U Course

Winner: Atlee High School
For: Scratch and LEGO WeDo for High School

Innovative Commercialization of Technology Research

Finalist: Eastern Virginia Medical School and SimlS
For: Enhancing Medical Training/Automated Intelligent Mentoring System

Finalist: City of Virginia Beach
For: Augmented Reality and GIS Layers for Public Safety and Field Workers

Winner: George Mason University and Invincea
For: Tech Transfer to Tech Start-up

Innovative Application of Modeling and Simulation Techniques

Finalist: Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center
For: Continuously Running Simulation Environment for Sea Level Rise

Winner: Joint and Coalition Warfighting Environmental Development
For: Low Overhead Training System

Cross Boundary Collaboration on Modeling and Simulation Initiatives

Finalist: Department of Forestry
For: Modeling Ecosystem Services with MEASURES and InFOREST

Winner: Virginia Modeling Analysis and Simulation Center, Old Dominion University, Englewood Hospital
For: Advancing Patient Safety via Medical Simulation Training For Physicians

Finalist: Virginia Department of Education
For: Virginia Longitudinal Data System

Special Recognition

Special Recognition: NASA Langley Education Office
For: Modeling and Simulation FlexBook

Contact Information

For questions about entries or the awards program, e-mail Emily Seibert, emily.seibert@vita.virginia.gov.