Roanoke, VA August 12, 2013: Hollins University of Roanoke, VA will soon be offering online, non-credit courses in creative writing that will fall under the umbrella of the well-known Tinker Mountain Writers’ Workshop. Users will be able to register and pay online for a variety of courses under the guidance of talented faculty members. SiteVision, Inc. will create the online registration and payment mechanisms to enhance the new offerings.
The online courses will offer fiction, poetry and nonfiction choices for those wishing to participate. Online registration will include registrant details, choice of workshop dates, fees, and, of course, and the choice of a specific workshop. SiteVision will create the necessary online forms and provide the ability for users to both register and pay online. There will be an administrative tier for email notifications of new registrants, as well as the ability to view and process registrations. The new capability adds to an already full-bodied system developed by SiteVision over the past 13 years for custom forms and applications that enhance registration for many other events, such as clinics, camps, athletics, alumnae connections, etc., and for donations and E-commerce requirements. A parent administration module provides form management as well the viewing and export of form data.
Hollins is a nationally recognized liberal arts and sciences institution and is routinely included in the top tier of the nation’s best colleges and universities. Founded in 1842 as Virginia’s first chartered women’s college, Hollins first established coed graduate programs in 1958. It is located on a 475-acre campus in Roanoke, Virginia with additional campuses in Paris and London.
SiteVision, Inc. (www.sitevision.com) is an Internet application development, consulting, design and hosting firm providing solutions for a broad spectrum of markets and industries, as well as for state, federal and international entities. Expertise includes custom, back-end dynamic applications, consulting to achieve unique goals, geographic information systems (GIS), content management systems, hosting services including, map and GIS application hosting, as well as custom and dedicated hosting solutions.
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The firm has its home office in Roanoke, VA, with sales offices in Charlottesville, VA and Miami, FL.
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As we’ve mentioned, SiteVision was honored to be awarded a VITA (Virginia Information Technology Agency) statewide contract for the Commonwealth’s electronic government (eGov) services. The contract is for advanced Hosting and related technologies. All Virginia public bodies, including state agencies, universities, school systems and localities, can use the eGov contracts.
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Google has said it will begin to regularly publish Internet security data on malware and phishing scams that infect computers and steal consumer information. The weekly reports will include the number of offending sites and their map locations. The company said it finds about 10,000 such sites a day. Google will also disclose government and law enforcement requests for user data. The data will be included in 
SiteVision and city officials worked closely together to integrate the existing system to the now enhanced version. Among improvements, existing web application servers migrated to the more feature-rich ESRI ArcGIS server and Adobe Flex environments. New features include floating, pull-down menus to permit rapid switching between various base maps. The redesigned site also includes Google Map and Google Street views. Comprehensive mapping and real estate information includes property overview, images, assessments, sales history, flooding information, community attributes and incentives. Users may also print a full property report including images. 
The Community and Incentive Website Portals, a useful feature previously developed in cooperation with SiteVision, has been incorporated into the enriched site. Community information provides users with a summary of specific neighborhood information including school zones, voter precincts, trash collection, parks and recreation, neighborhoods and libraries. The incentive portal provides a summary of city, state and federal incentive programs available to a specific parcel.
Molaro, a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC, brings solid experience in database development and administration, software interfaces and a wide variety of custom web applications. He is proficient in all pertinent programming technologies including Microsoft SQL, ColdFusion, JavaScript, HTML, Flex, Oracle, and numerous others. Among his former positions were consultant for Universal Mind, a digital solutions agency of Golden, CO; Programmer/Analyst for Alex Lee, Inc., a food retail and distribution firm of Hickory, NC; Senior Software Engineer for The American Kennel Club of Raleigh, NC; and Senior Web Developer/Interactive Media Team Lead for Presentation Strategies of Durham, NC., a provider of scientific and regulatory presentation services for the research community.
Roanoke, VA May 29, 2013: The Central Virginia Waste Management Authority (CVWMA) has selected SiteVision, Inc. to further enhance its public website. The project is designed to improve customer experience when using the site, and will include expanded, specific jurisdiction information for events, recycling programs, locations, dates, recycling types and more.
