RE: APLAWS project

"Steve Williams" <[email protected]> Mon, 12 Jan 2004 12:20:05 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.general
Message-ID <4D671D252C75CC4EA63FDADD08E1FC4B164E28@svrex001.mh.reddotsolutions.co.uk>
taken from the applaws website
APLAWS was one the 25 funded Local Government Online (LGOL) Pathfinder =
Projects, which aimed at exploring and developing new ways of =
implementing e-government. =20
<correct>
The APLAWS Pathfinder developed an open source Content Management System =
that can be freely adopted by any local authority in the UK
<hmmmmm - from memory two of the members who worked on the original =
project took 'Arsdigita' open source CMS on board (which then went down =
and was then consumed by redhat) and created a CMS version that they =
called Aplaws CMS - which they have subsequently gone on to market in =
the UK. This was more an extension of the original project.>

At least two of the organisations involved in the original work (RNIB =
and Age Concern) subsequently purchased a different CMS.....though it =
seems as if their names have now been removed from the Aplaws website =
:-) .....

IMO you have to seperate the original project from what is now a stand =
alone CMS. The website has been considerably changed to reflect the =
success it has had in the local government environment....

Regards
Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Julie Zielstra [mailto:julie.zielstra-I9gopo1hs4/[email protected]]
Sent: 09 January 2004 10:16
To: Webb, KerryA
Cc: cms-list-/[email protected]
Subject: Re: [cms-list] APLAWS project


can't speak from an APLAWS members point of view (insider knowledge), =
but for us
we've benefited from both the standards published and the profile of the =
project
to legitimise information management standards in local government.  So =
hurrah!

--
Julie Zielstra
New Media Manager
Greenwich Council
(020) 8921 6409
www.greenwich.gov.uk


"Webb, KerryA" wrote:

> I've had a query from one of our agencies about the APLAWS project
> [http://www.aplaws.org.uk/plus/pages/home/index.cfm] and the Open =
Source
> products that resulted from that work.
>
> Can any of the UK list members comment on how it's going since the end =
of
> the actual project?
>
> thanks
>
> Kerry
>
> --
> Kerry Webb
> ACT Information Management
>
> =
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