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- DotNetNuke
- Website:
- http://dotnetnuke.com
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- http://twitter.com/richarddumas
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- http://linkedin.com/in/rdumas
- List three areas of expertise or specialization.
- Web Development, Web Design, Content Management Systems
- What CMS are you using?
- DotNetNuke
- What department or office are you in?
- I.T.
- Primary Job Responsibility
- Web Site Development
- Number of students at your institution
- 50
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Our open platform allows you to easily change the appearance or functionality of your web site by installing software add-ons. More than 8,000 DotNetNuke add-ons are available at our Snowcovered.com online marketplace, free add-ons are available in the standard install package or from the DotNetNuke Forge, and the open API enables you to create your own custom add-ons.
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Richard Dumas's Blog
Learn how two Universities used Open Source to deliver affordable, collaborative web sites
Universities and colleges need solutions to cost-effectively build and manage web sites. Learn from two University web experts how they used DotNetNuke to build cost effective, secure, and flexible sites. Do you need to build sites that enable students, teachers, administrators and alumni to communicate and collaborate? Do you face tight budget constraints and lack of staff? These experts will provide practical advice that will help you to deliver powerful web sites for…
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Hello,We are considering options for gps tracking a small group of campus shuttles (5) on a small looping route. There are several services available such as NextBus, TranLoc, and DoubleMaps, but these offer a full-service package that could be used by a municipal authority.We would like to look at simpler options. We basically need to see where the buses are, and a good feature would be some built-in ETA for marked stops. One option I found is LiveViewGPS. It doesn't have the predictive…See More
Rachel Burt commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Forms are a powerful tool to actively gather data from your website visitors and make informed decisions based on the results collected. "
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Rachel Burt commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"When evaluating a new web content management system, make sure to get cross-campus input and buy-in, but avoid creating more work for your coworkers. "
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The Purdue Northwest Marketing & Communication team is looking for an experienced Sr. Web Developer. Find the full job listing here: http://purdue.taleo.net/careersection/nc_3/joblist.ftl?lang=en&portal=52400108274See More
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