GOSCON 2008 Presentation Slides

GOSCON International Open ICT Summit Presentations: Monday, October 20, 2008

Keynote: Impact of Open Source on Transforming Government - Tim Ney
Open Forum Europe: An Open Competitive Choice for IT Users - Mel McIntyre
OSS Open Lab - the New Service for OSS Promotion in Japan - Shunsuke Horai
The Latin American Free Software Movement - Ryan Bagueros
Ruby City MATSUE Project: Regional Industrial Promotion through Open Source and Industry-
University-Government Cooperation - Tetsuo Noda & Terutaka Tansho
Open in Oregon - Curt Pederson

The morning's "Global Discussion" videoconference event produced in partnership with the World Bank Global group is available as a webcast archive here.

GOSCON Day 1 Presentations: Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Adopting Open Source Development Department of Corrections - Brad Alvaro & Arup Patranabish
A Geoweb Building Permit Application Built with Open Technology and Participatory Approach - Juna Goda Papajorgji & Tim Clark
The Transformative Power of Health Information Technology - Kathleen Connor
RDA Systems - Dave Davis
Open Source in the Enterprise: From Invisible to Transparent - Bernard Golden
Open Source and Government Procurement - Jason Haislmaier
Applying Collaborative Methodologies to Build Purposeful Software - Mike Herrick
Trends in Public Sector IT - Rick Howard
Participation in a World of Choice - Bryan Kirschner
Open Source Development in the Department of Corrections - Arup Patranabish
YouGov II - Paul W. Taylor

GOSCON Day 2 Presentations: Tuesday, October 22, 2008

Taking Public Diplomacy to the Web - Dob Barber
Government Open Collaboratives - Benjamin Berry & Andy Stein
Building a Culture of Innovation and Productivity through Collaboration - Aneesh P. Chopra
Using Open Source Software for Public Library Websites in Oregon and Beyond - Darci Hanning
Open Source: A Way of Life - Vivek Kundra
Value of OSS to Government - John Scott
Open eGov - Andy Stein

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