Using Web2.0 technologies to enhance eGov information worker productivity towards information sharing transparency

6. OSERA Tools Articles are pages used for PGFSOA 'Introduction', 'Rationale', etc. The PGFSOA Semantic MediaWiki is OpenID enabled Article and Discussion Tabs: like blog comments, or forum threaded discussions about each Article

7. OSERA Tools 'trackback' to/from other sites (usually blogs and wiki's) Categories are Folksonomies, the MediaWiki way to do ‘Tagging’ This Wiki Article automatically knows it’s related to a specific entry in an ‘issue tracking’ system (called JIRA)

8. OSERA Tools Article History Tab: view attribution and rollback View RSS feed in 'Live Bookmarks' RSS feed

9. OSERA Tools Or, use your favorite RSS reader (Thunderbird shown here, an email/RSS client)

11. OSERA Tools del.icio.us ‘widget’ separate RSS feeds for posts and comments Categories again – The WP way to do ‘tagging’ Chapters or Sections are Blog entries trackbacks show up in comments

13. OSERA Tools make a social bookmark on del.icio.us using the Firefox plugin they're stored on the Web, not in your browser

14. OSERA Tools Others navigate PGFSOA SocialLinks with PGFSOA User defined tags (or folksonomies) could be used for PGFSOA References, Examples, etc. and read or monitored using your favorite RSS 'pull' client anyone can subscribe to (bundled) tags of interest and share in a network of other Social Link'ers

16. OSERA Tools Portlet 1: a Rich Internet Application to dynamically sort/filter the data below ‘in-place’ Portlet 2: contains a published GoogleDoc Spreadsheet Welcome to an Office 2.0 Desktop! (e.g.) A portal Web page serving two Portlets, each serving a Web page

17. OSERA Tools after you've created a sort/filter of interest, you can export in a variety of useful formats...

19. OSERA Tools JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data transformation to Resource Description Framework (RDF) syntax

20. OSERA Tools let's import this Semantic MediaWiki output into a new SMW Article

21. OSERA Tools we can now create an Article for each cell from the GoogleDoc, as instances of our (ad-hoc) ontology and export the information into other RDF/OWL editors or knowledge bases SME’s govern and evolve the authoritative source of domain entities

22. OSERA Tools the RDF Feed output

23. OSERA Tools This is a Web based SPARQL query composer You can store your favorite queries as reports Why RDF enable a Wiki? Because it makes the Wiki queryable like a database, using the W3C Semantic Processing and Rules Query Language (SPARQL) standard

25. OSERA Tools the WordPress Blog (called 'Gardening the Factory') running on my desktop Linux server (Ubuntu-LAMP) at home has been extended to support OpenID logins My ‘IName’ (the OASIS XRI standard, $10 for individuals, $50 for business/community registration) is also an OpenID (free to all, but an OpenID isn't an XRI)

26. OSERA Tools my OpenID enabled blog is a Relying Party to my IName Identity Provider (LinkSafe shown here) LinkSafe intercepts my blog login, and I must authenticate with LinkSafe to proceed... note that I could authenticate to my Identity Provider using a Microsoft InfoCard – we'll come back to this later...

27. OSERA Tools now that I‘m auth'd with Identity Provider, it tells me that... clicking 'Always Allow' for any number of OpenID capable Relying Party sites enables seamless Single Sign On

28. OSERA Tools I'm now logged in using my OpenID. If my account didn't exist, it is created automatically. ...or my new account Profile information, which is based on the OpenID ‘Persona’ I used for the Relying Party site My (role based) permissions only let me view the blog...

29. OSERA Tools Audio and Video Podcasting is simple with the PodPress WordPress plug-in. Point to your media file, fill in some data, and pick from multiple podcast publishers (iTunes, blubrry, others)

31. OSERA Tools myopenid.com is another (free) OpenID Identity Provider you can associate a Microsoft InfoCard with your OpenID, and authenticate using a SSL Certificate and/or your InfoCard ...so that I can create a CardSpace and use Inforcards on my Ubuntu box at home ;-) BIG sponsors; IBM, Microsoft, Google, Verisign - Open Source code bases

32. http://openid.net http://inames.net TCO OpenID as IDM foundation versus other options for SSO, enabling Relying Party applications, becoming an Identity Provider and other aspects of evolving to HSPD-12 based multi-factor physical and logical access systems OpenID http://blubrry.com/ Rich media training and communications (pull channels), role driven auto subscriptions, project IPR’s and deliverable walkthroughs, more! Podcasting http:// igoogle.com Lightweight JavaScripts that are easy to reuse. Portals group Portlets that serve course grained Iframes and fine grained widgets for targeted knowledge workers Widgets http://del.icio.us Search, sort, syndicate, self-organize, self subscribe to enterprise knowledgebase's Tagging http://wikipedia.org Auto-cross referencing requirements and status sites with configuration mgmt repo’s Trackback http://w3.org/2004/OWL Machine interpretable Policy for autonomic provider/consumer configuration of business and technical service level agreements – ‘service recommender systems’ Semantics http://docs.google.com http://get.live.com Knowledge workers interact via browsers with data and information on the Web. Office 2.0 strategy lowers O&M TCO and focuses DM&E tactics. RIA http://feedburner.com Aggregating the Web via User driven pull across mission related (Office 2.0) sites RSS http://groups.google.com Help Desk, issue resolution, threaded discussion of topical areas related to mission Forum http://mediawiki.org Community Requirements gathering and review, FAQ collection, Program/Project Manual maintenance, authoritative source for business domain entity definitions Wiki http://wordpress.org Brain storming and idea sharing on topical news and cyclical challenges, personal expression of executives, management and employees Blog http://liferay.com User (customization), Role and Rule (personalization) driven content (page and portlet) aggregation for multiple public and private communities Portal Examples / Info: Application at GSA Social Media

33. Features Take Away Chart X (X) (X) Podcasting X X X Widgets X X X Tagging X X Trackback X X LAMP X ECM X JEE X (X) SPARQL X X X SSO X X RIA X X X RSS X X Forum X X Wiki X X Blog (X) X Portal WordPress MediaWiki Liferay