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    1. Bringing open source to the public sector By Dylan Jay Technical Solutions Manager PretaWeb
      • Efficiency
      • Innovation
      • Security
      • Support
      • Employee satisfaction
      • No lock ins
      Benefits of Open Source for Governments
    2. Collaboration means everyone benefits
        • “ Other government agencies can now build on our experience and resources, to ensure they get a content management system that meets their business requirements, is Web Guidelines compliant and is a very cost effective solution”
        • Laurence Millar, NZ Gov CIO
      • Easy to support and administer
      • Plone runs on anything
      • You won’t need new staff
      • Probably need an integrator
      • Learn then Contribute = Staff are happy
      Plone and your IT Staff
      • OSS is more secure
        • IE 'unsafe' for 284 days in 2006
        • Firefox 9 days
      • Plone security is deep rooted
      • Users, Groups, Roles, Local Roles
      • Flexible authentication
        • LDAP, ActiveDirectory etc.
      Plone is secure
      • ~100 core developers
      • Top 2% of open source projects
      Plone is Supported
      • Support contracts
      • Custom development
      • Training
      • Deployment
      • PloneGov is:
      • an open source project that involves developing software applications by and for public administrations.
      • built on open source tools:
      What is PloneGov?
      • Around 55 European, North and South American and African Public organisations participate in the PloneGov project.
      Participating countries
      • PloneGov has generated 14 usable tools such as:
      • meetings management for a decision-making entity
      • modules to order administrative documents on the Internet
      • business directories
      • job vacancies publishers
      • documentary management tools
      • out of the box municipal Internet sites
      • project management frameworks
      Applications
    3.  
      • PloneGov.org’s success results from a close collaboration between
      • Public sector (cities, regions and parliaments)
      • an international network of SMEs building Plone solutions.
      • Government wants to engage with something that understands them
      • Plone is powerful to start with
      Why is plonegov a success?
    4.  
      • Parliaments
      • Parlement de la Communauté française ( www.pcf.be )
      • Parlement francophone bruxellois (www.pfb.irisnet.be)
      • Regional governments
      • Région Wallonne (easi.wallonie.be)
      • Communauté française Wallonie-Bruxelles (www.etnic.be)
      • Municipalities and cities PloneGov project counts over 50 Belgian local governments eg,
      • Administration communale d'Andenne (www.andenne.be)
      • Administration communale de Sambreville (www.sambreville.be)
      • Public social services
      • Centre public d'aide sociale d'Anderlues (www.cpasanderlues.be) Centre public d'aide sociale de Sambreville
      Belgium
    5. Visit: www.pretaweb.com
      • Challenge
      • In 2002 the new Brazilian president issued a directive to increase effective use of the IT budget.
      • Solution
      • Plone selected for government applications at Federal, State and city levels.
      • just launched its 50 th government portal.
      • collaboration practices have been implemented across IT departments resulting in more work efficiently done in the public interest.
      Case Study - Brazilian Federal Government
    6.  
        • “ We were looking for an open source solution that had the requisite functionality, an established track record and a critical mass of developer support. Plone met all those criteria.”
        • Laurence Millar, NZ Gov CIO
      • Challenge
      • By 2010 , the operation of government will be transformed as government agencies and their partners use technology to provide user-centred information and services and achieve joint outcomes.
      • Solution
      • State Services Commission announced Plone will be made freely available to central and local government agencies.
      • Currently used by:
      • www.e.govt.nz ,
      • www.mwa.govt.nz ,
      • www.electricitycommission.govt.nz
      • www.learningmedia.co.nz
      Case Study – e-Government New Zealand
      • PretaWeb is a Plone Integration company.
      • We build:
      • CMS websites
      • Intranets
      • Extranets
      • Document Repositories
      • Enterprise 2.0 Systems
      • eGovernment Solutions
      Who is PretaWeb? Visit: www.pretaweb.com

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