Getting to Government 2.0

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Inviting the people back into government.

Your peers, your partners, and the citizens you serve are ready to talk to you. Get ready to listen and engage with secure, Web-based environments for collaborating with peers and partners. Citizen engagement at its best.

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By: Dean Halstead on 9/28/2009 12:35:32 PM

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Dean Halstead wrote on 9/28/2009 5:35:32 AM

Most Federal, State, and Local governments are wrestling with how to make their organizations more Transparent and really start to embrace Gov 2.0.

Recovery.gov is a great template for us to learn from. In less than 3 months, they went from RFP to a Live Website. This was mainly due to the use of SharePoint’s Master pages, Amazon’s Cloud Services, and SQL 2008’s data and reporting.

Watch this page, blogs/tweets on/from this site, and my blogs/tweets about more details of Recovery.gov over the next coming days.

Tell us what you think of Recovery.gov and share your challenges implementing Transparent website. It will help us provide answers to issues that are of interest to you.

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duvexy wrote on 1/20/2010 5:43:27 AM

The only problem I have so far, is that there is no security certificate for this web site. How safe is this web site in regards to security?

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JJS wrote on 1/22/2010 12:44:20 PM

Hi, did you receive an SSL error on this site or Recovery.gov? This site relies on Windows Live ID for authentication.
John Spilker
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By: G Albrecht on 10/13/2009 9:35:04 AM
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By: C Thoresen on 12/3/2009 9:41:04 PM
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By: C Thoresen on 9/14/2009 10:36:37 AM
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Welcome to the Gov 2.0 discussion forum.

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By: C Thoresen on 9/1/2009 1:08:14 PM

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Dean Halstead is a Collaboration Architect for the Microsoft U.S. Federal Government sales team and Microsoft SharePoint patent holder.
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