Hundreds of municipal and county governments, as well as State and Federal agencies, already use DotNetNuke to provide services for both external and internal customers.  From Detroit, Michigan to Denver, Colorado to the California Department of Child Support Services to the Florida cities of Gainesville, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Naples, DotNetNuke has been the framework of choice for hosting public-facing web sites.

DotNetNuke 5 has some compelling arguments as a choice for government entities looking at launching a new, or converting an old, web site, including cost, availability of modules and leveraging the Microsoft and ASP.NET environment already in use in many government data centers.  In addition, the daily management of the web site and content can easily be accomplished by non-technical staff members once the initial configurations are established by an IT department or integrator.

The audience for this session is expected to be a mix of current or future government DotNetNuke users, including non-technical staff and IT staffers, plus system integrators looking at using DotNetNuke 5 to expand their business in the government market.