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Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Fienen Dec 4, 2009.
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Melissa left a comment for Paul Whittle"Fair enough - most of our staff has been here in and around a decade or more too - hopefully cascade goes over well enough with them. We like the windows-like file structure. I'd love to see the report! mcheater @ ivey.uwo.ca"
Paul Whittle left a comment for Melissa"We went form 30 to 8 and then down to 4 vendors. I can send you the entire project report if you like. Yes stj is doing well, but that doesn't affect mun salaries, at least at most levels, and most of our 900 "content creators" are…"
Melissa left a comment for Paul Whittle"meh, i'd say st. j would be the savvier population right now - isn't the city booming? my cousin just passed through town and said that every car on the road is brand new, thanks to hybernia/oil etc.
really, you thought it would be…"
Paul Whittle left a comment for Melissa"Really! We thought Hannon Hill was too much learning curve for our users ! But we have an aging population with no tech savvy here , versus I imagine the level of sophistication is greater there!
Right now the list is down to Omni update, Day CQ…"
Melissa left a comment for Paul Whittle"I jumped jobs from Academica Group to University of Western Ontario - and finally have time to *read* the top ten now!
What projects did you get into? MUN's site has been ahead of the pack, I'd love to know what you tried and what…"
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- At 10:45am on December 4, 2009, Melissa said…
- Fair enough - most of our staff has been here in and around a decade or more too - hopefully cascade goes over well enough with them. We like the windows-like file structure. I'd love to see the report! mcheater @ ivey.uwo.ca
- At 10:33am on December 4, 2009, Melissa said…
- meh, i'd say st. j would be the savvier population right now - isn't the city booming? my cousin just passed through town and said that every car on the road is brand new, thanks to hybernia/oil etc.
really, you thought it would be complicated for end users (content creators)? It definitely doesn't offer literal "in-line" editting which is something we saw in every other platform ... what systems are you looking?
- At 10:21am on December 4, 2009, Melissa said…
- I jumped jobs from Academica Group to University of Western Ontario - and finally have time to *read* the top ten now!
What projects did you get into? MUN's site has been ahead of the pack, I'd love to know what you tried and what you're considering.
We just bought hannon hill cascade server as a CMS - training went well and we should have the beast up and running in the next week or so - very exciting stuff!!
- At 10:15am on December 4, 2009, Melissa said…
- Hi Paul! We met at a conference a year or so ago I think - how's everything going at MUN?
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