1996 Federal Technology Leadership Awards
The 24 winning projects in the fifth annual Federal Technology Leadership Awards program show what agencies can achieve if they are willing to scrap conventional work methods and try something different.
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Timothy Clark
Editor and Publisher
Government Executive Magazine
A list of the 24 winners
linked to in-depth descriptions
of their programs
1996 Federal Technology Award Winners
Integrated Database Management System
Naval Oceanographic Office
Wireless Point of Care Medication System
Department of Veterans Affairs
Connections: Putting People First
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Underground Storage Tank Database
Environmental Protection Agency
Current Employment Statistic Survey
Bureau of Labor Statistics
CHAMPVA Eligibility & Claims Processing Systems
Department of Veterans Affairs
Flight Standards Computer-Based Instruction Project
Federal Aviation Administration
Magnetic Source Imaging Facility
Department of Veterans Affairs
Standardized Geospatial Data
Defense Mapping Agency
RQCALCULATOR/Enviro Text
Department of Energy
Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program
Department of Defense
Electronic Information Services-Internet Site
Internal Revenue Service
Intelligent Computer Assisted Detection Project
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS Passenger Accelerated Service System
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Alaska Regional Telecommunications Network
Department of the Interior
Income Verification Match Program
Department of Veterans Affairs
GSA Advantage
Federal Supply Service
Year 2000 Interagency Working Group
Food Stamp Program Electronic Benefit Transfer
USDA Food and Consumer Service
Pennsylvania's Processing of Social Security Disability Claims
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
Utah's Digital Signature Program for Electronic Commerce
Utah Department of Commerce
Electronic California State Contracts Register
California Department of General Services
North Carolina Accounting System
North Carolina Office of the State Controller
Massachusetts' Cash Management Improvement Act Project
Massachusetts Office of the Comptroller
A Special Thanks to the 1996 Panel of Judges:
John B. Arthur, Office of Management and Budget
David Borland, Department of the Army
Timothy B. Clark, Government Executive
Cynthia Kendall, IDC Government
Alan Paller, CIO Institute
Anne F. Thomson Reed, Department of Agriculture
Robert J. Woods, General Services Administration
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