HICSS 2012 eHawaii.gov : eGovernment in Practice

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eHawaii.gov : eGovernment In Practice Presented By: Russell Castagnaro Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC

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Presentation for the eGov track of the Hawaii International Conference for Systems Science 2013 on implementing eGovernment in Hawaii

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eHawaii.gov : eGovernment In Practice

Presented By:Russell Castagnaro

Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC

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HIALOHA

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Overview

Introduction History/ Background The Self Funded Model Services and Benefits Questions

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Who Am I?

Russell Castagnaro, GM

Revised: 11/05/2010

General Manager eHawaii.gov President Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC

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What is HIC?

Revised: 11/05/2010

• Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC• Subsidiary of NIC Inc (NASDAQ: eGov)• 26 employees, 37 partners• Over 90 public applications•100% Government Focus• Processed over $1B payments and 3M transactions last year

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NIC Portal States

Revised: 11/05/2010

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History: Timeline

1997

1999

2000

2003

2007

2008

2012

Hawaii Rated 49th

Legislation Enacted, RFP Issued

RFP Awarded

Hawaii Rated 3rd

New RFP

RFP Awarded

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Steady Progress

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 20120

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27 29 3035

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Services Launched

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What is eHawaii.gov?

Access Hawaii Committee

State, Federal and County Partners

Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC

Businesses

Citizens

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Our Partners

County of HawaiiCounty of Maui*County of KauaiDepartment of Accounting and General ServicesDepartment of the Attorney General *Department of Budget and FinanceDepartment of Business, Economic Development & TourismDepartment of Commerce & Consumer Affairs

Business Registrations Division *Insurance DivisionProfessional Vocational LicensingRegistered Industry Complaints Office

Department of HealthDepartment of Human Resource DevelopmentDepartment of Labor and Industrial Relations

Department of Land and Natural ResourcesAquatic ResourcesBoating and Ocean RecreationForestry and WildlifeBureau of Conveyances

Department of Public SafetyDepartment of TaxationDepartment of TransportationEmployees Retirement SystemHawaii Criminal Justice Data CenterHawaii Teacher Standards Board *Internal Revenue ServiceOffice of the GovernorOffice of the Lieutenant GovernorState Procurement Office *The Hawaii Judiciary *

* Indicates award(s) won

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What We Do

Whole Lifecycle Web Applications• eCommerce Applications ($$)• High-Value, Public Applications

Web Site Hosting (CMS)

Customer Service (web, phone, email)

Payment Processing (web & OTC)

Form Processing

Marketing/ Outreach

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Russell Castagnaro, GM

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How We Do It

• Typically no charge for development• A small transaction fee supports us • Free applications where appropriate

Self Funded Model

Time and Materials/ Maintenance

Hosting Fees

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Conventional Development

Identify Need

RFP• Create• Review• Award

Development• Spec• Develop• Transition

Try It

?

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eGovernment != Rocket Science

But it does require: Procured Services Project Management Expertise Hosting/ Maintenance Customer Service Marketing Constant Reinvention Cross Jurisdictional Integration

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How We Do It

• Convenience/ Management Fees• Processing Fee

Portal Management Fees:

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Payment Processing 2010

Note: HIC column includes direct costs such as credit card merchant, interchange, banking, software licensing and other fees.

DLNR20%

DCCA32%JUD

22%

DOH0%

AG3%

TAX17%

HTSB3%

DLIR1%

HAWAII1%

MAUI1%

Kauai0%

Transactional Revenue 2011

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From long lines, to happy smiles…

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Why it works

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Avoided Costs

Paper Printing Mail/ Sorting/ Postage Data Entry Do Not Include

Technology-related costs

Includes data entry and staff labor costs.*Projected 2011 Filings Stats.

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Avoided Costs

Includes data entry and staff labor costs.*Projected 2011 Filings Stats.

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010$0

$100,000

$200,000

$300,000

$400,000

$500,000

$600,000

$700,000

$800,000

Judiciary Avoided Costs v. Time

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Avoided Costs

*Includes data entry, paper, printing and mailing costs.

Almost

$4M

In 2

011!

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Time Saved (For Free)

*Public (10m) Staff (4m)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec0

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Public Time Saved (Hrs)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec0

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MVR Staff Time Saved (Hrs)

2008

2009

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2011

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Why it works

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Why it works

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Why it works

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Why it works

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Marketing Material

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Major Successes

Portal Redesign

BOC Land Records System

Camping (State, Hawaii & Kauai)

eBench Warrants

Hawaii Compliance Express

Wedding/Civil Union Registry

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Projects in Development

Statewide Crash Reports

Land Records Management System

Online Marriage System

Modernized Tax eFiling/ Enhancements

Boating AR System

Statewide ePermitting

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County Services

County Payment Systems – Hawaii, Kauai and Maui

Data Sharing – all state agencies, counties, NGO’s and approved public entities

Online Document/ Data Ordering

One Stop DMV

Electronic Permitting (Camping, Special Use, Licensing)

Forms Processing (Basic Forms)

Website Development

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Questions?

Russell Castagnaro – President/ General Manager

[email protected]

Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC

201 Merchant Street, Suite 1805

Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

(808) 695-4622

NIC INC (NASDAQ: EGOV)

http://egov.com