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  • England and Wales Police turn to Contensis

    England and Wales Police turn to Contensis

    Over half of the 41 new Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales will be using the Contensis CMS to manage their websites when they come into existence next month.

    By contensis-cms
    Posted: November 08, 2012
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  • Mailbag: The Open Source Alliance of Canada

    Mailbag: The Open Source Alliance of Canada

    Our good friend Cheryl McKinnon, founder of Candy Strategies, tweeted us about the latest news from the Open Source Alliance of Canada (OSACAN). The alliance is a non-profit organization, founded to promote, foster and sustain the use of open source technology in Canadian government. Yesterday, OSACAN announced the establishment of a center of excellence to promote the use of open source technology in the Canadian public sector. 

    For your convenience, attached is a copy of the press release regarding this non-profit center to be used for promoting the use of open source in government.

    By Bryan Ruby
    Posted: November 07, 2012
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  • Bury Metropolitan Borough Council selects GOSS for content management value for money

    In May 2011, Bury Metropolitan Borough Council deployed their new website. The website was built by…

    By Pete Stevens
    Posted: December 09, 2011
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  • Chiltern District Council selects GOSS as partner of choice to deliver new website

    Serving customers online can be over 80% more efficient than serving them by phone or face-to-face; delivering this channel shift will save the Council money.

    Following a detailed tender process, Chiltern District Council selected GOSS Interactive to supply a full suite of technology and services to support their website and channel shift strategy. The new website is expected to go live in Spring 2012.
    By Pete Stevens
    Posted: October 06, 2011
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