A number of OSS CMS solutions on the market have been adopted by government. These include Drupal, Joomla, Plone, and WordPress. This group provides space for GovLoop members to discuss OSS CMS solutions in government, including best practices.
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EBLawson joined the group
Open Source CMS Club 3 years ago
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Peter Macinkovic joined the group
Open Source CMS Club 5 years, 11 months ago
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Dick Davies posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 7 years, 1 month ago
Free Open Source Content Management Systems Event December 10, Washington DC
Digital Disruption In The Public Sector: Making The Agency Of The Future A Reality Today
Featuring speakers from The White House, National Archives, FEMA, Acquia, Amazon Web Services, and others.
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Henry Brown posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 7 years, 3 months ago
Have posted a discussion which could have some value/interest to some!
Title: Google Supports Open Source -
Henry Brown posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 7 years, 4 months ago
DOJ could be switching over to Durpal
From Nextgov.com The Justice Department could be the next federal agency to switch a large share of its websites over to the open source Drupal content management system, contracting documents show.The agency posted a sole-source solicitation on Tuesday asking Drupal supplier Acquia to help it transfer up to…[Read more] -
Henry Brown posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 7 years, 4 months ago
From CIO.com
Open Source Career Opportunities Continue to Abound
In a turbulent economy and an uncertain job market, open source jobs remain a consistent source of career growth for technology professionals. From scripting programming languages to open source server operating system to mobile applications developers, open source continues to offer…[Read more] -
Carla Briceno posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 7 years, 5 months ago
HUD Office of Inspector General Responsive Design Website
http://howtomobile.apps.gov/2013/08/01/hud-office-of-inspector-general-responsive-design-website/ -
Henry Brown posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 8 years, 2 months ago
Have posted a discussion which Could be of some interest/value to some
Title:Security and Web DevelopmentEveryone is free to participate in OWASP and all of our materials are available under a free and open software license -
Henry Brown posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 8 years, 2 months ago
have posted a discussion which COULD POSSIBLY have some interest/value to some:
Title: Federal Learning Registry
“The Learning Registry is an open source technical system designed to facilitate the exchange of data behind the scenes, and an open community of resource creators, publishers, curators, and consumers who are collaborating to broadly…[Read more] -
GovLoop posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 8 years, 9 months ago
Check out Bill’s post – Drupal Gov Days: Government By the Platform, For the Platform, As the Platform – https://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/drupal-gov-days-government-by-the-platform-for-the-platform-and
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GovLoop posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 8 years, 10 months ago
Interesting article – “WordPress for government – a problem of perception”
https://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/wordpress-for-government-a-problem-of-perception -
GovLoop posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 8 years, 12 months ago
Jerry asked a question here today – What’s your CMS and what do you like/don’t like?https://www.govloop.com/forum/topics/what-s-in-your-cms-content-mana…
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Molly Walker posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 3 months ago
We’re hosting a free webinar Oct. 13 that I think would interest members of this group: Open source vs. proprietary solutions for dot-gov websites. — Click here for more information or to register for the event.
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Courtney Campbell posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 4 months ago
To follow up on Bill’s question, here’s the Ragan article about our British Columbia web team building a government intranet using Drupal in 50 working days.
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Kirsten Burgard posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 4 months ago
Hello everyone!!
Drupal4Gov will be holding a learn/train/code event on October 28th at 1pm
http://drupal4govtake5.eventbrite.com/
Password: Array
The US Courts Administrative Offices will be hosting the event. Keep in mind, they are next door to Union Station but the google map on eventbrite is locating them at Gallaudet, clearly, that is…[Read more] -
Jason Hibbets posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 4 months ago
Biil – Here are some, not sure this will help:
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Bill Brantley posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 4 months ago
I saw a story last year about a Canadian agency that adopted Drupal and was able to create their website (with social media) in three months. Anyone have that story bookmarked? I cannot seem to find my copy. Thanks.
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GovLoop posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 5 months ago
Any volunteers out there?The non-profit I created before GovLoop (Young Gov’t Leaders – association for young federal employees) needs an overhaul of their website. Currently, it’s an old version of Drupal and UI is pretty terrible and the volunteers have a hard time using it.
They really in end only need 5-6 pages with a modern design…[Read more]
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Kirsten Burgard posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 6 months ago
On Friday, July 22nd and 23rd, a free open source training event will take place in DC, Capital Camp. Since we sold out a month ago, there’s only one way for folks who hadn’t had a chance to sign up, to do so, Volunteer! Yep, we need VOLUNTEERS!!! Head over to http://capitalcamp.org to check out the amazing sessions we’ll have, full of…[Read more]
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Bob King posted an update in the group
Open Source CMS Club 9 years, 7 months ago
This past weekend I attended a two-day event, WordCamp Kansas City. Nearly 250 people attended to learn about designing, developing and publishing websites. In addition to the CMS discussions, business practices, knowledge management and social media topics were addressed throughout the various sessions.
One of the presentations was WordPress…[Read more]
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