- From: Chris Beer <chris-beer@grapevine.net.au>
- Date: Thu, 04 Feb 2010 23:56:07 +1100
- To: W3C e-Gov IG <public-egov-ig@w3.org>
Hey all Ok - so without going into to much detail (because I can't - confidentiality etc), I am working on an ambitious little project (for where I am atleast, in terms of culture and policy change). I am hoping to canvas the group for any advice, comments or ideas on it. Basically - what do you think, how could it be better (without huge alteration - the specs are locked to major change - I have to work with what I've got to work with, full stop, but approaches, enhancements etc would be appreciated) etc. Please reply direct to me. Oh - and one other caveat - keep comments simple :) We actually have an internal policy that dictates that we write our proposals for a 6th grade reading level... simple plain English. Management/executives are the audience ;P I'm happy to answer questions however I can, to the list or directly, to aid in getting feedback. Online Publications Repository Project The Department/Agency is developing a centralised publications repository that will house all publications and related resouces (eg: video, media releases, images, datasets in the future (but not now). The repository will form part of the existing "corporate website". The current architecture is MOSS (Sharepoint) 2010. Currently content is spread across 10 "Streams", representing the major portfolio areas of the Department/Agency - we're talking over thousands of pages, and over 10,000 publications. The new repository will house these publications centrally, as well as a further 30 to 40,000 publications being migrated in from legacy sites. The architecture for the repository will be a customised Sharepoint document library (SQL backend) with added fields etc for RDA and DC based metadata (AGLS for those who know about it). A "Cool URI" system will be used. Cover sheets and versioning will be used. A Persistant URL resolver service (Handle) will be used, either in-house or via a third party, also in the gov domain - this will assist in archival management and citation. Web crawling will be the primary third party method of indexing our content, but we will also be supporting RSS feeds (looking into Atom atm as well) and Web Services. Public interface will be a search form which searches on the metadata fields, not the Sharepoint fields. Thoughts? Cheers Chris
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