NASCIO Announces Finalists for NASCIO 2024 State IT Recognition Awards
Lexington, Kentucky, Tuesday, September 10, 2024 —The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) has announced finalists for the NASCIO 2024 State IT Recognition Awards. This year over 120 submissions were received from NASCIO member states and territories and over 55 NASCIO members served as volunteer judges.
The award entries showcase the use of information technology to address critical business problems, more easily connect citizens to their government, improve business processes and create new opportunities that improve the lives of citizens. The recipients will be announced at the awards and recognition dinner at the NASCIO 2024 Annual Conference.
Award finalists for the 2024 State IT Recognition Awards are:
Business Process Innovations
State of Hawai’i: AI-Powered Statewide Branch Services Desk
State of Ohio: Ex Parte Medicaid Renewals: Innovation in a Loop
State of Tennessee: Automating our Way to the Top: The Evolution of Tennessee’s Business Process Automation Program
Cross-Boundary Collaboration & Partnerships
State of Hawai’i: Hawaii’s Career Acceleration Navigator
State of Iowa: Setoff Success: Reforming State Finances
State of Ohio: Find What You Need in a SNAP! Redesigned Notices Created by and for Ohioans
State of Tennessee: Tennessee’s State-Local Cybersecurity Superheroes: a Partnership that’s Saving the Day, One NCSR Assessment at a Time
Cybersecurity
State of Illinois: When the Cicadas Fade, Security Concerns Still Remain
State of Minnesota: Turning Risk into Reward with Cyber Risk Quantification
State of Ohio: Teaching Old Dogs a New Trick for Digital Identity Verification
North Carolina: Central Funding for Cybersecurity Tools to Ensure Holistic Visibility and Response
Data Management, Analytics & Visualization
State of Georgia: Dashboards Show Highs, Lows of Healthcare Workforce
State of Ohio: Ohio’s Nursing Home Quality Navigator
State of Minnesota: Minnesota IT Services Data-Driven Solutions: Improving Access to Food for Minnesota’s Most Vulnerable Children
Digital Services: Government to Business
State of California: CalGenetic Portal—GDSP Program Portal for Clinician Licensing and Prenatal Orders and Results
State of Minnesota: Filling the Childcare Gap: Licensing Innovation in Minnesota
State of North Carolina: Rapid Modernization of the Unemployment Insurance Tax System
Digital Services: Government to Citizen
State of Colorado: Supporting FAMLI(es) and Empowering Lives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Commonwealth Digital Roadmap
State of Tennessee: Simple, Stable and Scalable: The Evolution of Tennessee’s Unemployment Insurance Benefits System
Emerging & Innovative Technologies
State of Hawai’i: Geospatial Decision Support System
State of Tennessee: Elevating TennCare: a Dynamic Leap into Efficiency through Cloud Modernization
State of Wisconsin: A View from the Cloud
Enterprise IT Management Initiatives
State of Michigan: Building a World Class IT Call Center
State of Tennessee: Tenncare Enterprise Tools: From Everything Everywhere to All-in-One Place
State of Washington: Transforming Transportation: Excellence in Data Center Modernization
Information Communications Technology (ICT) Innovations
State of Georgia: Georgia’s Orchard Web Design System: Groomed for Good Harvest
State of Michigan: Michigan Addresses Confidentiality Program
State of North Carolina: NC OneMap: A Unified Data Platform Closing the Digital Divide in North Carolina
State CIO Office Special Recognition
State of Illinois: Ctrl+Alt+Elite | IT Careers Start @ DoIT
State of Michigan: Revolutionizing Smart Benefit Systems
State of Missouri: Digital Transformation is a Journey: Building Missouri’s Digital State
To review these and other submissions, please visit NASCIO’s Awards Library: www.NASCIO.org/awards.
Contact
Meredith Ward
Deputy Executive Director
National Association of State Chief Information Officers
859.514.9209
[email protected]
