Jason Hibbets

I recently posted an interview with the City of Raleigh CIO, Gail Roper, thought some of you might be into it:
http://opensource.com/government/13/10/future-open-source-city
Jason

There is a new open source conference coming to Raleigh, NC in case anyone wants to check it out: http://www.allthingsopen.org/

Jason

New post, a little preview to my book which is a case study about open government and open data in Raleigh:
The five elements of an open source city | http://opensource.com/government/13/6/five-elements-open-source-city

CityCamp Raleigh is upgrading to CityCamp NC – tell any State agencies you know and tell your friends to come to Raleigh on May 30-31 | https://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/network-collaborate-and-innovate-at-citycamp-nc

In case you missed my Indiegogo campaign about my book, “The foundation for an open source city,” those interested can still get an early copy. There are a few more days to get an advanced, signed copy of my book that focuses on the open government and open data movements in Raleigh, NC and highlights the policies, techniques, and tools begins…[Read more]

Thought some of you might be interested in this…I’ve launched my Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for my book, The Foundation for an Open Source City. It uses Raleigh, NC as a case study for the open government movement and acts as a guide for other cities to implement the open source city brand.
You’re feedback and support is appreciated: [Read more]

Oh the irony: We the People: Seceding from open government?

In case anyone is in the Triangle area tonight, we’re having a CityCamp Raleigh meet-up.
Reminder about our meet-up tonight: Date: Wednesday, October 24 | 6:30-8:30pm Location: Carter Building, 16 Glenwood Ave Studio 13C, Raleigh, NC 27603
Full agenda is here:http://citycampral.org/2012/10/citycamp-raleigh-meet-up-october-24/

Thanks to Luis Ibanez for this summary of the MilOSS event last week: http://opensource.com/life/12/10/keep-coding-and-open-source-mil-oss-2012

Enjoy!

I thought you folks might like this, a five minute video on the history of open source in U.S. government by Gunnar Hellekson:
Open source in U.S. government in five minutes http://opensource.com/government/12/10/open-source-us-government-five-minutes
Enjoy!
Jason

In case you missed this, Raleigh, NC passed an open gov policy last week:
How to get your city to pass an open government policy

This seems interesting: Enterprise Content Managment 101 for Government – http://blogs.alfresco.com/wp/webcasts/2011/09/enterprise-content-managment-101-for-government/
Jason

Hi everyone,
A few weeks ago, we launched an open source resource section. I’d love some feedback. Useful, not useful? Is it missing something obvious?
Thanks,
Jason

Biil – Here are some, not sure this will help:
http://groups.drupal.org/government-sites#Canada