The annual competition, now in its 16th year, received a record number of entries for consideration from local, state and federal government.
Editor's Note: COVITS is hosted by e.Republic, the parent company of Government Technology magazine.
The winners, by category:
Cross-boundary Collaboration on IT Initiatives:
- Virginia Electronic Health and Human Resources (eHHR) program:
- 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
- Outreach to Virginia’s Military: DMV
IT as Efficiency Driver—Government to Citizen
- Your Local Library Now Goes Where You Go: Library of Virginia
- 511 Virginia Traffic Information System: VDOT
IT as Efficiency Driver—Government to Business
- eVA Mobile 4 Business: Department of General Services
IT as Efficiency Driver—Government to Government
- Automated Computer Management System: City of Virginia Beach
- Court and County Collaborative Partnership Model: Fairfax County
Innovative Use of Technology in Economic Development
- Virtual Marketing Partnership: Tazewell County
Innovative Use of Technology in Local Government
- Budget for Outcomes: City of Roanoke
- Customized Mobile Field Data Management System: Prince William County
- STORM: City of Norfolk
- Mug Shot Line Up App: Chesterfield County
Innovative Use of Technology in Education
- Scratch and LEGO WeDo for High School: Atlee High School
Innovative Commercialization of Technology Research
- Tech Transfer to Tech Start-up: GMU and Invincea
Innovative Application of Modeling and Simulation Techniques
- Low Overhead Training System: Joint and Coalition Warfighting Environmental Development
Cross Boundary Collaboration on Modeling and Simulation Initiatives
- Advancing Patient Safety via Medical Simulation Training For Physicians: Virginia Modeling Analysis and Simulation Center, Old Dominion University, and Englewood Hospital
Special recognition
- Modeling and Simulation FlexBook: NASA Langley Education Office