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The silver lining of the mighty cloud – attractive or scary?

April 12th, 2010 by Lau Hesselbæk Andreasen
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Are you too under pressure to do more with less..? Most teams are being forced to evaluate all their online activities and whether the status quo represents good value for money. Whether to throw part...

Are you too under pressure to do more with less..? Most teams are being forced to evaluate all their online activities and whether the status quo represents good value for money.
Whether to throw part or all of the web estate and related services into the cheap-and-cheerful cloud is a hot topic in many organizations. Many …

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Which is the best way of moving print publications online?

April 6th, 2010 by Janus Boye
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Colleges and universities around the world are being challenged to reduce printing costs as much as possible, for example by moving major print publications (alumni magazines, annual reports, and more...

Colleges and universities around the world are being challenged to reduce printing costs as much as possible, for example by moving major print publications (alumni magazines, annual reports, and more) online. How do you this without worsening the readability by resorting to PDF files and proprietary “flip” technologies?
In a joint session on the higher education …

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Is higher education the worst or best place to be?

April 1st, 2010 by Janus Boye
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Back in January industry insider Mark Greenfield asked a relevant question on his blog: Why is Higher Ed the Toughest Gig in all the Web? This will be the theme of his opening keynote on the popular h...

Back in January industry insider Mark Greenfield asked a relevant question on his blog: Why is Higher Ed the Toughest Gig in all the Web? This will be the theme of his opening keynote on the popular higher education track, where he will be followed by several case studies.
As Director at the Office of Web …

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How to translate web governance and strategy into practice

March 10th, 2010 by Janus Boye
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At the renowned the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) they radically redeveloped their web presence. Behind the changes was a series of projects lead by Stephen Emmott, Head of We...

At the renowned the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) they radically redeveloped their web presence. Behind the changes was a series of projects lead by Stephen Emmott, Head of Web Services. He manages a team of eight who coordinates around 450 editors and contributors throughout the university to deliver LSE’s web presence …

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What’s new in higher education marketing?

March 3rd, 2010 by Janus Boye
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Bob Johnson is widely recognized for his work in higher education marketing and we are happy to announce that he will be joining us in Philadelphia on the Higher Education track with a talk on “...

Bob Johnson is widely recognized for his work in higher education marketing and we are happy to announce that he will be joining us in Philadelphia on the Higher Education track with a talk on “Perils, Pitfalls, and Pleasures: Moving Print Publications to Life Online”.
Bob gave a highly praised presentation on how to improve websites …

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