Raptor, the new search engine of the
USGS-National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII), has just been recognized and honored as one of ten 2010 Honorable Mention Winners in the
23rd Annual Government Computer News (GCN) Awards for Outstanding Information Technology Achievement in Government. Winners of the prestigious
GCN awards are announced annually by
Government Computer News, the online authority for government IT professionals. The award recognizes outstanding government agency IT achievement. In particular, it gives visibility to agency IT teams whose innovation or achievements using technology during the past 12 months have made a significant impact on the performance of their agencies or the services they provide. The award is based on group performance rather than the accomplishment of a single individual. A distinguished panel of judges made up of current and former government IT officials also looked for innovation and technology leadership in selecting this year’s winners. All of the
GCN winners will be featured in a special report in the October 18, 2010, issue of
Government Computer News.
Read more in the
USGS Press Release,
Raptor Gains Honorable Mention in Government Computer News Award Competition.
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