eGovernance

The call for speakers started on July 17, 2023, and will end on August 18, 2023, at 12:00 AM (Eastern Daylight Time). Before the deadline, submit your session suggestion if you want to teach others and support the Drupal community. ...more

The article discusses how Drupal's robust features, such as user management, content organization, and search functionality, were instrumental in achieving the desired results. ...more

The article mentions the significance of data-driven design decisions, where government agencies are utilizing analytics and user feedback to make informed design choices. ...more

Drupal 10 offers enhanced security features and ongoing support, ensuring the protection of sensitive government data. It also provides improved performance and scalability. ...more

Drupal has been widely adopted by governments worldwide due to its flexibility, scalability, and security features. Across the globe, several government entities have chosen to operate on Drupal. Examples of successful Drupal-powered government portals include whitehouse.gov, australia.gov.au, and canada.ca. ...more

The move means a thorough commitment to practice open standards in e-governance projects, particularly for local self-governing councils.  ...more

The beta site demonstrates the website’s new look and feel as well as several of its new features, including a vastly improved search capability, which was the single largest piece of feedback the City received from the consultation phase of the project. ...more