From Lutece to CiteLibre: the City of Paris' journey in OS
summary
City of Paris traces a 2001 homegrown CMS Lutece that is open sourced in 2002 and now under an OSPO (established 2022) evolves into the CiteLibre suite and the public portal openforce.paris.fr. The platform uses a modular catalog of ~500 business modules powering ~250 services, including an appointment system handling ~800,000 bookings/year and ServiceEasy covering ~70% of digital forms. Known adopters number ~30 cities, translations reach six languages, and containerized installs run with a one-command deploy in ~15 minutes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and thanks
- 1:04Origins of Lutece in 2001
- 3:59Political will and open source policy
- 6:52Current Lutece usage and services
- 9:03Community growth and challenges
- 11:54Launching the OSPO in 2018
- 14:45Creating CitLibre for easier adoption
- 17:12Flexible roadmap and new projects
- 22:30Q&A and closing remarks
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