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Brum vs Utah

08-09-2009 - Ben | Good examples, Social media, web 2.0 and other buzzwords

OK, so the whole of the digital government Twitterati has come out of the woodwork to ‘have their say’ on what a bad job Capita have done of the new Birmingham Council website, how it’s outrageous that it cost £2.8m, how they all would’ve done it better using WordPress/Drupal/paper and sellotape/whatever is their consultancy specialised weapon of choice blah blah blah.  Mostly, I’m not interested in their griping and sniping (sorry, Twitterati) but I did see one interesting and potentially constructive comparison – Paul Canning pointing people in the direction of the Utah.gov makeover.  I won’t go into a detailed analysis here (Paul’s covered that on his blog) but the consensus around the Delib office is that Utah have done good.  I think it’s too late to stop the #bccwebsite moan momentum but generally I prefer to accentuate the positive so how about a little bit of #utahgov love?

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2 Responses to “Brum vs Utah”

  1. Hee hee. I *didn’t actually compare Brum with Utah but I *may in a postscript!

    10 Sep 2009 at 3:50 pm

  2. Meaning … didn’t compare in the post :}

    10 Sep 2009 at 3:51 pm

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