1. Thinkubating Or How Local Government Came To Love Plone

3. Needed to be Easy To Use

4. And Yet Needed To Be Secure

5. Needed To Be Available Anywhere There Was An Internet Connection

6. Needed To Support Indexing of a variety of documents

8. Had Been Helping With iosn.net (Plone Based Site)

9. Plone Had A User Friendly Front End

10. Plone Had Granular Security Settings

11. Plones Third Party Products Allowed For Document Indexing and Support

12. Bingo

15. Goulburn Mulwaree

16. Upper Lachlan

17. Lithgow City

19. This

20. Was Used To Build This http://www.tablelandsway.com.au

22. Develop Plone and Plone Products Specifically For The Government Sector

23. Number of Councils/Government Bodies Participating

24. No Australian Government Participation

25. Not For Want Of Trying However

27. Last Year Randwick Council Teamed Up With Temorah Council

28. Distance Was An Issue In Training

29. Needed A Platform For Sharing Information And Training

30. Tuskers Win

32. When Face To Face Meetings Happened They Were All Up To Speed

33. Geography Was No Longer an Inhibitor

35. Started Looking For Other Uses

36. Community Collaboration

37. Inter Council Collaboration

38. Actively Sought Involvement with PloneGov

40. Community Wanted More Input and Consultation

41. Council Decided To Create kensotraffic.com.au

42. Document Library

43. Council/Community Interaction

45. Every Document Since 1998

46. Document Previews

48. The Community has a central location to find all the relevant documents

49. Council Has Another Avenue For Talking To The Community

50. The Problem Can Be Owned By Everyone

52. The Use Of Plone Within Government Is Growing

53. A Guided And Stable Project Can Only Help Local Governments Build A Real Collaboration Platform

54. PloneGov Is OOOG Compliant

56. Building a Prettier Management Panel

57. Fixing Date/Time Issues (grumble)

58. Integrating New Collaboration Services

59. Doing It All With Open Source Technologies

60. Fun!

62. Plone Is A Powerful CMS, So Long As You Use It Properly

63. There Is An Opportunity To Build A Solid Collaboration Platform For Government

64. Python Is Wierd