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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Susie posed this question on her blog... here is a quick exert of one of the areas that she could she a need for "Citizen Service Platform (CSP) allows government agencies to build and deploy citizen service solutions, with “building block” templates designed to meet a variety of government needs, including:• Communications applications• Citizen portals• Web spaces" taken from Susie Adams post on FutureFed. For the full article go to
http://blogs.msdn.com/uspublicsector/archive/2009/01/29/gov-2-0-what-will-it-take-to-get-there.aspx .
I love that our administration is going to be modernizing or maybe better socializing the way citizens and the government interact. The first thing that comes to my mind, usually when I think about the Federal government, taxes. What are some interesting ways that we (citizens) would like to change how we interact with the federal government? I would love to be able to understand the status of my social security without getting a letter in the mail (maybe I can do this today?), get a history of the taxes that I have paid, how different tax codes have benefited others in my tax bracket, get involved with the new administration's programs, maybe connect with resources to help me make decisions. This is an easy segway into the variety of technical solutions that could be developed or utilized to bring this to fruition. This is my initial thought after reading her article, but I will likely re-visit it many more times, once I have had a chance to truly digest the changes that are on the horizon.
What are your thoughts and what would you benefit from?
http://blogs.msdn.com/uspublicsector/archive/2009/01/29/gov-2-0-what-will-it-take-to-get-there.aspx .
I love that our administration is going to be modernizing or maybe better socializing the way citizens and the government interact. The first thing that comes to my mind, usually when I think about the Federal government, taxes. What are some interesting ways that we (citizens) would like to change how we interact with the federal government? I would love to be able to understand the status of my social security without getting a letter in the mail (maybe I can do this today?), get a history of the taxes that I have paid, how different tax codes have benefited others in my tax bracket, get involved with the new administration's programs, maybe connect with resources to help me make decisions. This is an easy segway into the variety of technical solutions that could be developed or utilized to bring this to fruition. This is my initial thought after reading her article, but I will likely re-visit it many more times, once I have had a chance to truly digest the changes that are on the horizon.
What are your thoughts and what would you benefit from?
Web Developer Needed
Help bring Vorsite.com out of the ice age and work on some other cool stuff too. Vorsite is looking for a smart, flexible, innovative web developer to help transform our static marketing website into an interactive experience that enables us to connect with our customers and partners. We don’t need a PhD level expert in any one area, rather we’re looking for someone who is a quick learner and is familiar with a wide range of web technologies and tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, Silverlight, Flash, server-side scripting (preferably ASP.NET/C#), Visual Studio, Adobe Contribute (or other site editing tools), etc. In addition to coding, should be able to research and identify the best open source and third party products for new feature requests and integrate them into the site. Experience with content management systems and social networking is a plus. Contact us for more information about the position.
Careers@vorsite.com . Please specify in your email how you heard about the position.
Careers@vorsite.com . Please specify in your email how you heard about the position.
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