Aloha
eGovernment Hawaii Style
15 years of eGov Hawaiian Style
Russell Castagnaro
President Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC
1999 to 2014
eGovernment in the Hawaii trenches
Prequel
1997
National Survey Identifies Hawaii as 49th
in the nation!
1999
RFP Issued
- Modeled after 7 of the top 10 states
-
Self-Funding mechanism for services
- No website development
2000
Contract Awarded to HIC
7 Applications
4 Partners
NIC Inc
NIC Inc
- Self-funded eGovernment Applications
- Hosting
- Upgrades
- Security
- Everything..
- Leverage work from other states
- Razor sharp focus on eGovernment
Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC
Wholly owned subsidiary of NIC Inc
2001
17 Applications
6 Partners
Portal Launched
2002
24 Applications
10 Partners
Major Win
3rd Place!
2004
27 Applications
10 Partners
Launch of HBE - 8 Awards and counting..
We launched single-sign on for services.
(token semi-decipherable technical diagram)
A New Portal
2006
39 Applications
13 Partners
We still had partners who were not interested in
marketing services...
Which resulted in slower growth..
Still plenty of nay-Sayers..
No state CIO focused on IT decisions
Over $600 Million in transactions online
Migration from conventional media to electronic
2008
56 Applications
17 Partners
Still many of the same old arguments... We persevered!
Old contract expired, new RFP and new contract awarded
Portal can offer CMS to partners!
eBench Warrants wins
Public safety is the real win!
2011
96 Applications
21 Partners
The Bureau of Conveyances replaced its
ancient Land Records System!
Statewide Camping Reservations
An impressive portfolio of websites, not including all work OIMT on state department websites.
2013
Blockers
Why even mention them...
HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=U0ZRNLOVCM4
The portal was so new, we made a video to explain it
2014
Efile Adoption
eFile Avoided Costs
DCCA Adoption
BREG Avoided Costs
Start small and grow..
Its easier to refine and upgrade,
than design or purchase for the future
Marketing is a key strategy to driving
online adoption of services.
A CIO with resources to manage enterprise IT
is fundamental to continued success.
More services
↓
better reputation
↓
public trust in gov't
↓
more demand
↓
more efficiency
All sites and services are Responsive HTML5
LessonS Learned
Even when projects do not go well, we stay engaged
to turn them into eventual wins.
Lessons Learned
Successes are wins for our partners and the public.
-
eMarriage
-
HIePro
-
MEF
- HBE
- eRecording
- Notary
-
Portal
-
Mobile
In-The-Works
- Vital Records Rewrite (December)
- Statewide Notification System (June)
- Medical Marijuana Licensing (January)
- Initial PVL Licensing
- Film Permits
- Online/ Kiosk Tax Voucher Payments
But wait.... May 1st we launched...
Where do you want to go tomorrow?
Hawaii's Internet Portal Provider for the last 15 years.
Mahalo
Looking forward to the next 15 years
Russell Castagnaro
russell@ehawaii.gov