Drupal in Government Part 2: Drupal: The New Gov 2.0 Site Builder?

Posted Mar 17, 2010 // 1 comments
Jeff:

I have been writing a series of guest blog posts at GovFresh on Drupal in open government. GovFresh works to inspire government-citizen collaboration and build a more engaged democracy through Gov 2.0 best practices, open gov news, guides, TV, tech, people and official U.S. government feeds, all in one place.

This month, I discuss how Drupal is close to being the perfect Gov 2.0 solution for savvy agencies – and soon perhaps a default solution for open government web initiatives in my post today entitled Drupal: The New Gov 2.0 Site Builder?

Last month I wrote about how Drupal supports five of the most effective open government sites in Five Government Sites Using Drupal Effectively for Open Government Initiatives.

Let me know what you think of these posts and what else you would like to see written about on this topic.

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by Serhiy Kolesnyk (not verified) on Sat, 04/17/2010 - 05:11

Found your article via google

Found your article via google search on Drupal and e-gov. I am exploring possibilities how Drupal can be used for public administration in Ukraine.

Very good reads, Jeff!

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