Title: Local Authority Websites National Project LAWs
1Local Authority Websites National
Project(LAWs)
2Thanks
3What we wanted to do
Implementable
Sustainable
Used
Organisational change
Vendor community
Monitoring kit
Usable Accessible
Content
Transactions
Modules
Generic
High volume
Community
Standards
Content Management System
e-GIF, e-GMS, accessibility, usability
APLAWS Stability, scalability, bug fixing Open
source database XML template kit
Information Architecture
National Category List
Communication
Between services
Between LAs / Government
LGOL.net message broker
LGOL.hub secure email
4Content..
5Transactions..
6Community Modules
The five community modules are applications which
can be used on your councils website to provide
non-mandatory, value-added services to your
community (non-mandatory because is it not
required that you provide the community with a
web presence).
- The applications will
- Enhance your councils offering to the community
- Help deliver government targets around
regeneration - Develop a happier and more cohesive community
- Enable your council to be better informed about
what is going on in the community and act on that
information. (E.g. if 150 football clubs have
been set up recently your council may want to
plan for the building of a leisure facility) - Empower the community while reducing council
burden
7Community Modules
8Information Architecture and Standards
9Information Architecture and Standards
10CMS APLAWS
11Middleware LGoL.Net
12Middleware LGoL.Net
13Organisational Development
As a result of implementing the APLAWS content
management system into your authority, there will
be new functions and processes.
APLAWS SYSTEM
OVERSEE
SUPPORT
ADMINISTRATION
EDITORIAL
CREATE
APPROVE
PUBLISH
EDIT
COMMISSION
INPUT
REVIEW
14Where should administration reside within the
organisation?
ORGANISATION DESIGN OPTIONS
Central Admin
West Sussex
Newham
- The APLAWS system allows for devolved
administration - This means that different service units can
control how they set up users, permission and
workflow as best fits that service unit, rather
than central admin having to fit or compromise
for each service unit - (e.g. Press office different to other service
units in the way they want to publish)
Fylde
Bromley
Stoke
Devolved Admin
ICT Led Website
Communications Team Led Website
Recommendation Should the authority be very big
and have many service units that work in very
different ways, devolved administration is
recommended. However, if it is small and easily
manageable, central administration is recommended.
15Linked to the business
16Linked to the business
raising standards across our schools improving
the quality of life of older people and of
children, young people and families at
risk promoting healthier communities and
narrowing health inequalities creating safer and
stronger communities transforming our local
environment meeting local transport needs more
effectively promoting the economic vitality of
localities
Improving customer service Improving community
engagement Working with young people and children
Improving consultation and democratic
engagement Improving specific services
17Sustainability
Pilots Barnsley MBC Northampton BC King's
Lynn West Norfolk BC Coventry City Council and
Worthing BC.
Open Source User Groups
E-Government Standards Body
The Marketplace
18Working with National Projects
- Maintaining Thriving Networks
- Building on leadership roles from NPs and
Partnerships - Enhancing broad involvement
- Engagement with leading national players
- Promoting Best Practice
- Ongoing dissemination for NP products
- Identifying new exemplars
- Promulgation of new learning
19Working with National Projects
- Focal Point for Product Support Development
- Supporting networks/user groups
- Testing certification of enhancements
- Repository for Standards Learning
- Extending life of products
- Ongoing awareness exploitation
- Increasing the impact of NPs
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21Ensuring LAWs stay relevant
Syndication Web Services standards Personalisati
on for location GIS
Content
22Mainstreaming
Post-2005 E-government as part of change and
improvement
23Questions?