Michael Walsh
Michael Walsh is a well known writer and speaker on open source and proprietary software. In addition to working at Microsoft and in Open Source Communities like MapBox, Michael previously served as a regular contributor to TechNet Magazine. Presently, Michael is completing Post-MA classwork at The Johns Hopkins University SAIS. Feel free to contact him at mike.walsh@jhu.edu.

Gov 2.0 guide to Plone

Gov 2.0 guide to Plone

6 March 11, 2011 11:24 pm

Plone is a secure and flexible open source content management system (CMS) for building all types of web sites and web applications. Supported by a vibrant developer community that is ranked in the top 2% of open source projects worldwide, a large number of domestic and international public sector organizations, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, rely on Plone to power their digital communications

Gov 2.0 guide to open source custom map design using TileMill

Gov 2.0 guide to open source custom map design using TileMill

7 February 24, 2011 4:04 am

This week, Development Seed announced the release of a full-featured map design studio that enables web developers to rapidly generate gorgeous custom maps

Gov 2.0 guide to Drupal

Gov 2.0 guide to Drupal

9 May 5, 2010 9:44 pm

Drupal is an open source platform and content management system (CMS) for building dynamic web sites. Supported by a vibrant developer community, Drupal is establishing itself as a leader among social software solutions. Having already gained a small but significant share of the domestic and worldwide public sector CMS market, the solution appears on-track for continued growth. The expanding list of high-profile government organizations adopting the solution, along with its recent recognition by industry analyst Gartner as a visionary product in the marketplace, will only accelerate its growth.