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Jan 02
2009

Milwaukee gets its own Joomla User Group!

Posted by Joe Scarry in Joomla Adoption and GrowthChicago

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More exciting news from the Joomlasphere:  Joomla Milwaukee starts meeting later this month!

The first meeting will be January 29 at 11:45 a.m. at the Milwaukee Research Park.   Sign up online, or send an email to info at joomlamilwaukee.com.

Joomla Milwaukee is putting the finishing touches on their website and it is expected to be launched any day now.

(Do you know about other local Joomla

Dec 11
2008

Rocky Mountain Joomla User Group (Colorado, Utah, and other states)

Posted by Joe Scarry in Joomla in the United StatesJoomla Adoption and Growth

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This just in: "Is there a Rocky Mountain Joomla User Group?"

Let's hear it, Rocky Mountain types! (Hey, if you get a group together, I'll sure come out for some meetings -- I had an awesome time out there!


Joe Scarry is head project manager for Chicago Joomla web developer and web design firm Arc Technology Group.

Dec 11
2008

Joomla & "Chicago: City of Neighborhoods" - a match made in heaven

Posted by Joe Scarry in Web PublishingSocial NetworkingJoomla in the United StatesJoomla Chicago MeetingsJoomla Adoption and GrowthChicago

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Coming back from the CMS Expo in Denver, one very clear message is that there's an enormous opportunity for communities and neighborhoods and municipalities to use Joomla to communicate their content on the web.

I think this is an especially interesting proposition for the Chicago community -- after all, we are the "City of Neighborhoods."

BTW - Click here for a very cool poster of Chicago

Oct 31
2008

Joomla is Big in America's Biggest Cities, too!

Posted by Joe Scarry in New Technology AdoptionJoomla in the United StatesJoomla Adoption and Growth

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The other day, I posted a list of America's Brainiest Cities with links to their Joomla groups.

Somehow Chicago didn't make it onto that list - ahem! - and that led me to wonder how many cities on the list of America's biggest cities have Joomla groups. My conclusion (see list below) is: about a third of America's biggest cities have active Joomla groups, either their own or in an adjacent

Oct 29
2008

Joomla in Chicago's brainy suburbs . . . .

Posted by Joe Scarry in New Technology AdoptionJoomla in the United StatesJoomla Chicago MeetingsJoomla Adoption and GrowthChicago

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I wrote a post yesterday about all the Joomla groups in big brainy cities. Several people pointed out that small brainy cities have Joomla groups, too! Hear, hear!

On that note, the possibility of a Joomla group for suburban Chicago was broached. I want to add two observations to that.

First, we would be delighted to assist in helping to branch towards the northern suburbs. We have a

Oct 28
2008

Joomla is a No-Brainer in America's Brainiest Cities

Posted by Joe Scarry in New Technology AdoptionJoomla in the United StatesJoomla Adoption and Growth

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I saw a reference the other day to a list that was compiled a while back of "America's Brainiest Cities." It consists of those cities with over 250,000 people which have the highest concentration of college grads. I'm particularly interested in the adoption curve for new technologies like Joomla, and that list got me thinking . . . "I bet there's a pretty high correlation between having a lot