Lee Brunjes

Web Developer, University of Virginia

Biography

Lee Brunjes

Lee is the developer in charge of the University of Virginia School of Nursing’s web offerings. In this role he has led a redesign and reimplementation of the School’s Web. This included rolling out a CMS to the faculty and staff as well as the integration of several disparate systems into a single centralized entity.

Prior to Joining the University of Virginia Lee was a developer for the Riovia Communications Group.

University of Virginia

For more than one hundred years, the University of Virginia School of Nursing has been at the forefront of nursing education, service, and research. The School of Nursing is a national leader in rural health care research and programs, and is home to one of only two dedicated nursing history centers in the United States. Other research strengths include complementary and alternative therapies, and emerging strengths in geriatrics and oncology. The University of Virginia School of Nursing ranks in the top 5% of nursing schools in the United States, the University of Virginia as a whole is ranked number 2 among public universities.

Presentation

Now what? Life after selecting a CMS

Case: University of Virginia

Web content management, Conference Day #1, Wednesday May 5th, 10.30 am - 12.00 am

After you pick a content management system that fits your needs you have no time to rest on your laurels. The process of implementation begins immediately after you buy. Building out your site, while training your user base and keeping everyone happy along the way, can be quite a challenge.  Once you have cleared that hurdle you have to face the task of integration which brings along a whole host of other issues. These problems, while daunting, are not insurmountable.

This presentation will discuss the potential pitfalls in a CMS implementation and integration, point out some of the places you can get help and advice along the way and offer some solutions to the problems commonly encountered in the post purchase phase of CMS ownership.

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