- From: Brian Gryth <briangryth@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2009 12:29:35 -0600
- To: public-egov-ig@w3.org
- Message-ID: <894ba28d0910021129g43404e7ela0637398c5aa7e61@mail.gmail.com>
Hello all, Seeing that an introduction to the group is custom, here is mine. Before I start however, I enjoyed the phone call Wednesday and am excited to join the group. I hope that I can add value. My name is Brian Gryth. I am an attorney advisor (official title Legislative and Legal Analyst) in the Business Division of the Colorado Department of State/Secretary of State. I am not a technologist per se. (I like technology and am proficient in some applications). I should note that my invlovement in this group is not as an official representative of the State of Colorado or Department of State. In the eGovernment realm, I am a co-project leader responsible for the redesign project of the Secretary of State's system used to file and search secured transactions filings. The other project leader and I wrote the system requirements and functional specifications for the system (affectionately referred to as Darwin). The only part of the project that I do not play an affective rule in is the IT development, which is currently being completed. Darwin will hopefully deploy in early 2010. In the Government 2.0 realm, I am a leader of a Division Web 2.0 project team that is exploring the use of Web 2.0 technology to improve the Division and the Department. We have been focusing on collaboration projects of late. One of our first efforts was to use a Google Group to collaborate on an informal review of the secured transactions filing office administrative rules. We hope to also use a Google Group during the testing period for Darwin to document problems and get constituent (customer) by in. I am also on the Department's on-line communications working group that is currently developing policy concerning the use of social media by the Department and by employees. I am one of the primary drafter of the Collaboration Policy that will address departmental useful of social media for collaboration. Outside of work, I am planning a Continuing Legal Education seminar about Data Privacy and Social Media. A colleague and I are hoping to organize a Government 2.0 Camp in Denver or Boulder in the next few months. More to come on that in the future. If you would like more information about me, I can be found on the following social media sites: Twitter at twitter.com/briangryth LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/in/briangryth Govloop at http://www.govloop.com/profile/BrianGryth My rather new blog http://sleepisoptional.wordpress.com/ Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/briangryth (my profile is semi private. Feel free to friend me just mention W3C to make it easier). Delicious at http://delicious.com/briangryth Please feel free to connect me on any of those site or via e-mail. I joined this group because it is associated with W3C and because it aims to improve government. Best wish and I look forward to working with you all, Brian -- Brian Peltola Gryth 715 Logan street Denver, CO 80203 303-748-5447 twitter.com/briangryth
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