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- San Francisco's policy mandates that city agencies always consider open source options.
- Birmingham City Council's website cost ballooned from £580,000 to £2.8m. Nobody asked about an open source solution.
- Over 400 delegates attend Plone conference 2009
- PretaWeb to present at the annual Plone conference
- PretaWeb partners with the Government Chief Information Office to bring cost effective open source web solutions to New South Wales.
- PretaWeb becomes a silver sponsor for the Python Conference 2009
- UK Government estimates savings of £600m a year by using open source
- The UK Government could reduce its annual IT bill by at least if more open source software was used as part of an effective procurement strategy.
- PretaWeb contributes collective.host to Plone
- PretaWeb's new open sourced code facilitates deployment of code to the host server.
- Promotion of open source to the US government accelerates
- Open Source in America is a newly launched software body. The objectives of this coalition is to encourage greater use and support of open source technology by the US Federal Government.
- PretaWeb becomes a Plone Foundation premium sponsor
- To ensure Plone is promoted and protected PretaWeb has joined Plone development and support companies from the USA, UK, France, Brazil, Netherlands and Norway as a sponsor.
- NSW Government Contracts Board awards panel position to PretaWeb
- PretaWeb joins a limited number of technology companies chosen for the the NSW Government ICT Services Approved Services Panel (contract number 2020).
- PretaWeb moves to York St, Sydney
- To meet the growing demand for Plone professional services PretaWeb has moved to larger premises in the centre of the City of Sydney.
- Plone is staging a global follow the sun event for World Plone Day 2009
- Open source President? Calls for open source government in US.
- The secret to a more secure and cost effective government is through open source technologies and products.
- UK Government backs open source software
- The UK government has said it will accelerate the use of open source software in public services.
- Australia's first Open Source Business Cluster is launched at Google
- On the 7 November 2008, Google hosted the launch of the NSW Open Source Business Cluster at their Sydney headquarters.
- Surviving the global economic crisis: Plone Open Source community collaborates to fight back
- From big business to government agencies to non-profit organizations, no one is escaping the financial crisis engulfing the world economy. Jobs are being lost and projects put on hold as spending is reduced. IT managers are being forced to look for innovative, cost-effective solutions which deliver quality results within budget.

