Another solution for collaborative technology

Posted on 9 May 2008 by Peter Stinson |

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This leapt out at me. NAPA launches collaboration Web site, an article by y Anne Laurent, of The Agile Mind blog, writing on the NextGov website:

If you’ve ever wished your federal agency could adopt wikis, use YouTube or delve into the virtual world but feared the security, technology and political barriers were too high to overcome, take heart. You’ve got supporters, and they have success stories.

On May 8, the National Academy of Public Administration went live with its Collaboration Project Web site. The project, which began in February, “is an independent forum of leaders committed to leveraging the interactive Web and the benefits of collaborative technology to solve government’s complex problems,” it states.

I haven’t checked out the Collaboration Project Web site yet, but I will.