
Since my last entry, I've been retained by the Greenpeace UK web team to continue working with them on the project we started planning at our away day three weeks ago (also since my last entry, I've learned that "away day" is the term used for "offsite" over here). The project involves replacing the http://greenpeace.org.uk CMS — so far we've scheduled the following activities to take place between now and the beginning of June:
To prioritise our CMS requirements we'll be using a technique I've used before — if time permits, I may publish it here in steps as part of another HOW TO :)
projectmanagement, softwaredevelopment, nptech, open source, cms, greenpeace, importantprojects, ecampaigning
I happened upon this post and wanted to take the time to suggest Drupal to you. After looking through all of the options out there, I found it to be the cleanest, most extensible, flexible and simply best OS CMS out there. In particular, it is well suited to political campaigns and activism (Google Civic Space and the Dean Campaign).
I took the time to post a discussion on Drupal.org about this project, which I expect will get a bunch of discussion started. I know that there a many vendors out that would love to be part of this project!
Take care and I hope this helps,
Rick
Thanks, Rick. We're following a particular process with our evaluation/selection, beginning with prioritising our requirements based on defined and weighted organisational objectives and user types — I'll blog on what we've done and where we're at shortly, then check in over at drupal.org. Thanks again for taking the time :)
Posted by: Rob at April 5, 2006 08:46 AM