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Information Management & The Institutional Website Promoting & Supporting Organisational Change Jon Wallis University of Wolverhampton
Who am I?
Where is this talk coming from?
A brief history of the UoW Website
Current Status of UoW Website
The “Web Effect”
The “Web Effect” (2)
Problems with Websites
Problems with Websites (2)
Problems with Websites (3)
Problems with Websites (4)
Problems with Websites (5)
Problems with Websites (6)
Problems with Websites (7)
Website Maturity Models
‘Activity’ Model
‘Stakeholder’ Model
‘Technical’ Model
The Need to Adopt a Consolidated Approach to Information Management
1. Recognise the Importance of Information
2. Distinguish between authenticated and unauthenticated data
Example Information Categories
3. Establish Degree of Centralisation
Decentralisation
Is it Internal or External?
Development of Multiple Websites
4. Assign Information Management Responsibilities
5. Technical Infrastructure (TI) Issues
6. System Integration Issues
Who runs your website?
Case Study 1 Media and Publicity Services
Case Study 1 Media and Publicity Services
Case Study 2 The Registry Intranet
Case Study 3 Student Information Project
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