Category: Drupal

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Environmental/Climate Change, Geospatial, Government, Higher Education/Research

The challenges of building websites that can speak to everyone

An interview with Maeva Tesan, Information, Communication and Knowledge Management Officer, Pacific Data Hub and Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Environmental/Climate Change, Geospatial, Higher Education/Research, Open Data

From collecting data to telling stories: a cost-effective journey in freshwater data management

When we talk about data portals, we usually focus on their role in collecting and cataloguing data, improving its quality, and making it more discoverable and shareable. But even with the very best data portal, it can still just be data sitting on a site.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Environmental/Climate Change, Government, Internal data hub, Open Data

Secure Data Exchange: a critical conversation for data portals

This blog post was co-authored by Lex Du Plessis, Link Digital's Technical Delivery Manager

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Open Data, Resources, Technology Infrastructure, Tutorial

New CKAN Sync for Drupal module available to open source community

A lot of Link Digital’s work involves the development of data portals using two key pieces of open source software, the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network (CKAN) and Drupal.

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Government, Higher Education/Research, Internal data hub, Open Data, Technology Infrastructure

The challenge of internal data management: How CKAN can help

Government departments, corporations, universities and large not-for-profits can use internal data management platforms to solve the challenges arising from the expanding mass of data they collect. Find out mo

by Andrew Nette

All articles, CKAN, Drupal, Government

Why open source technology is the best fit for government data management

This post will look at the data management challenges facing governments and the key reasons why open source technology is best placed to meet them.

by Andrew Nette