Code for Maui

Code4Maui is an effort to bring together the County of Maui and local technology professionals and students.  Code4Maui has the following goals.

1.  Provide a platform for volunteering skills on technology projects that create greater transparency, collaboration, innovation, participation, and efficiency in government operations.

2.  Establish a collaboration hub between individuals at the County, local high schools, UH Maui, and local technology firms to achieve some synergy toward increasing the technology economy on Maui.

3.  Create an opportunity for mentoring aspiring programmers, gis professionals, database administrators, network administrators etc.

4.  Increase and retain local technology skills and talent to foster a greater technology based economy on Maui.

  • Jerry Isdale

    Very Cool!! Thanks for starting this Michael. 

    I was at the Tech Hui Conference on Oahu yesterday and there was a great presentation on the egov work done in Honolulu.  Today I'm using the android bus app that came out of that recent effort.

  • James S. Nakama

    Hey sounds like a noble effort.  I have no artistic skills, so I'm no good at any visually oriented stuff.  Can help with everything else under the hood.

    Best Regards,

    Jim 

  • Jerry Isdale

    Not much traffic here... Over on Oahu the Open Govt is happening at several levels - state/county/city.  They have a webinar this week on the platform they are using.  It would be good to have some Maui participation ...

    Join Us for an Introduction and Briefing on Open Data.

    The State of Hawai'i will be launching its open data site at

    data.hawaii.gov in July with selected datasets.  In advance of the

    launch, the Office of Information Management and Technology has

    arranged for an introduction and briefing from Socrata, the open data

    site service provider. This 30 minute briefing will provide background

    information on open data, including:

    What is Open Data

    How other federal, state and local government agencies are using Open Data

    Why Open Data is important to Hawaii

    Join us for this online webinar to see what the buzz is all about and

    to get a preview of open data capabilities.

    Please feel free to share this invitation with others; this is an

    "Open" initiative, after all.

    Meeting Information:

    Date:                         Jun 27, 2012 at 1:00 PM PDT.

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