Elizabeth Rosas

Chiming in late, but I am interested as well.

along the same lines, Born Digital

This group does not need much more to complete their loan – I like that they are mutually guaranteeing each others’ loans… and one of them is requesting funds for mobile phones: Khalida parveen M. Munir Group

Seattle has a well-developed blogging policy, I think: http://www.seattle.gov/pan/BloggingPolicy.htm

I completely agree. I studied International Relations and Economics. My first job was as a CPA. I then did IT market research and strategy consulting. I now work for the County’s CIO as the least technical person on the team. But I think it’s useful to have us “generalists” (or whatever you want to call it) in IT – I understand enough about…[Read more]

We don’t have any policies yet but are in the research phase, as you are. I am not sure if you’re a member of the Web Content Managers group but they are forming a national council to look at social media in government… They have some info posted here and on related pages:

http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/technology/other_tech.shtml

Keep us in…[Read more]

Hi Jill,

We have Web Trends software for this, once you have a site set up 🙂

Liz

Service.

We have done “stand up” meetings in our agile software development projects and they do help cut down the meeting time – they are supposed to be 5 minutes (per scrum methodology) but haven’t been successful at keeping them *that* short.

The knee-jerk response I hear to this idea is “security”… but I don’t know how grounded in fact that is.

It depends what you mean by “managed” – I work for the CIO and we are responsible for the overall portal environment, CMS, online applications and overall design, navigation, content & policies. We perform program management/PMO/development/maintenance functions – I posted our team structure here . Individual agencies/departments are responsible…[Read more]

We decentralized web content management in conjunction with our CMS implementation in 2002. I would say it is now 90% maintained by agencies, with various levels of frequency. While we have official policy in place stating that Agency/Department heads are ultimately responsible for the accuracy and timeliness of content, in practice, we wind up…[Read more]

Here is a good resource for ideas on increasing wiki adoption: http://www.ikiw.org/21days/

We have a fairly large internal team and do not outsource – although several of our developers were initially hired as extra help/unclassified staff. Our team is:

6 Java developers – some focus on the portal environment, others on applications, all do both new development & maintenance

1 graphics/UI designer – he also does CSS

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We are using Deki Wiki by MindTouch.

Hi Lynette,

It is one wiki with differing permissions for certain pages – the default is that everyone can view and comment on all pages but individual workgroups (there are 8 of them) have the ability to create and edit their own pages, in order to foster collaboration.

Feel free to contact me if you want to discuss in more detail.

Liz