Full list of FutureGov Awards 2011 winners

By Jianggan Li | 19 October 2011 | Permanent link | 0 comments

First of all, we would like to congratulate the winners of all 17 categories of FutureGov Awards 2011! Each trophy represents the vision, the hard work and the commitment for better efficiency and improved service delivery within the public sector.

The geographic spread of winners came as a (pleasant) surprise – the judges did not expect that so many countries would be recognised while drawing the shortlist and doing the final round of judging.

This year, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan each bagged two awards home. Among the winners are also agencies from Bahrain, India, Korea, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.

That said, we should celebrate not only the Award winners, but the shortlisted agencies, and many others who have dedicated hard work towards public sector modernisation. We can’t make everyone a winner of FutureGov awards, but we are committed to continuously celebrate the successes in Asia’s public sector.

Without boring you too much with my monologue, here is the list of winners:

Government Organisation of the Year Housing Development Board, Singapore: Redefining business landscape with boundary-less IT ecosystem

Education Organisation of the Year The Hong Kong Polytechnic University: 3C

Healthcare Organisation of the Year Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore: IT-enabled faster, safer, hassle-free patient care

Technology Leadership Beijing municipal bureau of city administration and law enforcement: Map Service Mode Based on Innovation 2.0 for City Administration

Wireless Government Ministry of Fisheries, New Zealand: Project IKA

Connected Govt Hong Kong Police Force: Unified Digital Communications Platform for Hong Kong SAR Government

E-Government Seoul Metropolitan Government, Korea: Seoul GIS Portal System for citizens

Service Innovation Taipei City Government, Taiwan: UI-Taipei

Information Management Australian Institute of Health and Welfare: METeOR metadata online registry

Green Government Dhurakij Pundit University, Thailand: Back Office Service project and “DPU COOOL PRINT” project

Business Process Controller General of Account, Government of India: Central Plan Scheme Monitoring System

Govt Transformation of the Year Haining Bureau of Justice, China: Weibo Gong Wen (Official Documents Exchange via Microblogging)

Public Sector Organisation of the Year– ASEAN Da Nang Department of Information and Communications, Vietnam: Development of E-government platform for Da Nang City, Vietnam by 2015

Public Sector Organisation of the Year – North Asia Financial Data Centre, Ministry of Finance, Taiwan: e-invoices

Public Sector Organisation of the Year– SAARC Department of Pensions, Sri Lanka: ePensions

Public Sector Organisation of the Year – Oceania Government of South Australia, Australia: Ask Just Once

Public Sector Organisation of the Year – Middle East Bahrain eGovernment Authority: National Authentication Framework

FutureGov team would also like to thank the sponsors of the awards - Crimson Logic, Fuji Xerox, HP, Intermec, Motorola, RIM, SAP and Visa, with whose generous support the campaign, which lasted for the entire year involving multiple complex operations, was made possible.

The winning projects will be profiled in FutureGov magazine; and we will invite winning agencies to participate in upcoming FutureGov conferences to share their experiences, as well as pain points in the journey.

Nomination for FutureGov Awards 2012 will be open very soon. If you have any enquiry about the awards, please feel free to get in touch with me jianggan.li@alphabet-media.com

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