Kent Anderson, Denise Guillium, William McCaffrey, Chris Ounza, Ritesh Pahwa, Joseph Pandolfo,
Kelly Ratchinsky
This team has enhanced the Property Appraiser's popular PAPA Website with the addition of maps and sales searches.
Pete Arnett
Mr. Arnett began researching for an "Open Source" software product that would enable users to do more than just create Portable Document Format (PDF) files. He found and tested various versions that were compatible for the County's use and now several departments are benefiting from using Adobe Acrobat Writer software.
Donald Carter, Sophia Dang, David (D-J) Harrison, Valerie Hauthaway, Luis Mayorga, Akshey Sood, Candace Wolff
The CINEMA system (Countywide Information Network for Electronic Media Access) is the new electronic records management system developed jointly by ISS and ERM. The employees from these two departments developed this application to create an archival and retrieval system for ERM to manage approximately one million forms, inspections, diagrams, photographs, and technical reports. This in-house solution was delivered at a fraction of the cost that would have been paid if a vendor package were purchased.
Steve Florence, Luis Rubiano
While performing upgrades on antivirus protection for desktops and servers, these employees noticed that the process was very time-consuming and required staff support at the various agencies.They researched alternative methods and automated the process, with an end result of saving 2,106 staff and vendor hours annually.
Charles Frazier
Mr. Frazier took the lead on implementing video conferencing between the Public Defender's Office, State Attorney, and their clients at the County jail. He facilitated the various agencies' involvement in the project, and the finished product lessens the amount of traffic in and out of the jail facility, while giving access to all parties without having to drive to the jail site.
Philip Johnsey
When he noticed that several older laser printers required replacement and that the Dell Company was offering incentives to have companies use their printers, Mr. Johnsey negotiated a deal that resulted with Dell exchanging fifteen printers at no cost to the County.The printers had a collective value of $16,101.75.
Ted Whatley
Just three weeks before the September 2004 election, when Channel 20 notified ISS that the computer used to transfer election results from the Elections Office was not available, Mr. Whatley was asked to rebuild and implement the system. Working extended hours to meet the critical deadline, he coordinated the project successfully by working with technical staff, Channel 20, and the Supervisor of Elections office.
IT Operations
