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• Hands-on: 3 comment platforms make blog management easier

  Anyone who manages a high-traffic website knows the importance of the phrase "audience engagement." That's Webspeak for having an audience of readers who regularly post lively comments, keep the discussion going and give your site another reason to be visited.

• Latest healthcare 'meaningful use' rules require patient involvement

  The latest set of proposed government rules to push healthcare providers to roll out electronic health records (EHRs) requires that patients use the digital technology.

• Power your mobile strategy with a cloud

  Mobile devices will soon be driving cloud computing -- and vice versa. Here's why: It's very sensible to use a private cloud for security, management and other aspects of mobile applications. But getting there will require planning and investment by IT.

• What Stage 2 'meaningful use' eHealth rules mean

  The U.S. government's Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) last week published to the Federal Register the second of three sets of guidelines that the healthcare community must follow in rolling out electronic medical records (EMRs).

• DonateLife to roll out SharePoint

  DonateLife has sent out a request for tender after announcing its intentions to roll out the latest version of SharePoint across its nationwide network.

• ACMA seeks service provider for website migration

  The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is looking for a service provider to help with its SiteCore content management system (CMS) development as it migrates its Cybersmart website internally.

• Drupal conf heads to Brisbane in 2011 amid 7 release

  The international development community of the open source Drupal content management system will gather in Brisbane in January, including the project’s founder Dries Buytaert.

• Native Title Tribunal consolidates reporting, case management

  The National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) is looking to consolidate and improve its case management and reporting systems in an effort to improve project management and workflow.

• Drupal Gardens getting ready to bloom

  Drupal Gardens, the planned cloud version of the open source Drupal content management system, went into a public beta stage Thursday, thus making it widely available for tryouts , said Drupal founder Dries Buytaert.

• WordPress 3.0 blogging software released

  A new version of the popular open-source blogging software WordPress has been posted, the cadre of volunteers behind the software announced on Thursday.

• Uni college ups grade with open source CMS project

  Whitley College in Melbourne has implemented an open source content management system in a few months and puts the success of the project down to a trusted relationship with its service provider.

• ABC looking to ramp up website CMS migration

  The ABC is looking to ramp up the migration of its Unleashed, News Online and Radio National websites to a new content management system (CMS).

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  Sydney Water blows multiple IT project budgets

  The auditor-general, Peter Achterstraat, has flagged several IT project cost blowouts and delays at Sydney Water, including an overspend of $34.3 million on a customer management system. In the auditor-general's report to parliament 2009 volume seven, which focuses on Environment, Climate Change and Water organisations, Achterstraat identified Sydney Water’s Customer Management System Stage 1 had overshot its original $21 million budget and was now forecast to cost $55.3 million.

• Momentum builds for open content management standard

  A proposed standard meant to help content management systems communicate with each other has steady momentum, and an initial version could be finalized early next year.

• Wine Bloc and Asset Super go with Elcom

  Web application developer, Elcom, has announced two new clients: Wine Bloc and Asset Super. Elcom Technology develops Enterprise Content Management Systems and online commerce for secure Internet, Extranet and Intranet sites. The company also works with brands such as Hyundai, Lend Lease and the University of Technology, Sydney.