ADVISORY/Join the Portal Debate -- Build, Buy... or Both? Free Webcast Wednesday, April 24.News/Assignment Editors ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week. (April 24) --(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHO: CIOs, technology directors, content managers, and other
executives responsible for technology decisions from all
sizes and types of higher education institutions.
WHAT: Free, Campus Pipeline-hosted webcast examines how to decide
when IT resources are better spent buying technology to meet
institutional goals, building it from scratch, or both.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 24 -- 12:30 p.m. EDT (9:30 a.m. PDT)
-- Kenneth Green, founder/director of The Campus
Computing Project, will offer perspective gained from
his annual survey of more than 600 U.S. institutions;
and
-- Plymouth State College CIO, Steven C. Burrell, will
share his experiences from both sides of the debate --
having successfully built Plymouth's home-grown
portal, MySILAS, and now currently creating a digital
campus with the Campus Pipeline(TM) Web Platform.
LENGTH: 45 Minutes
REGISTER: www.campuspipeline.com/webcast/webcast022402.html
WHY: The higher education technology build/buy decision isn't a
strict either/or scenario. One of the biggest sticking
points in the debate is the one-size-fits-none argument.
However, open standards, extensible platforms, new modular
products, and customized services are now giving more
institutions new alternatives to consider when creating
their unique vision of a digital campus.
CONTACT: For more information, please call Ryan Lufkin at
801/257-4262.
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