[TYPO3-english] Would typo3 be suitable for setting up an e-government system?

[Virgil Huston]

Tiffany,
TYPO3 will work very well for this. Take a look at a county site that we
did:
http://www.alamance-nc.com/
The country library site runs on the same TYPO3 installation. There is
complete control over editor/department permissions. The Alamance site, for
example, has employee webmasters who can only work on their own department
pages and they cannot arbitrarily delete something, etc.

Virgil



On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Tiffany Bond <tiffany at brandbond.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to figure out the parameters and capabilities of typo3. Could a
> city or county government run electronically off of it? It would need to
> cover...
>
> - Paying taxes online
> - submitting documents to different departments, with filing fees
> - basic information editable by various people (e.g. photos of city
> officials and bios edited by one person, uploading zoning codes by another,
> meeting minutes of a commission by another; each with access locked to
> their
> specific area(s) and there may be some overlap)
> - multiple languages
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tiffany Bond, Principal
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