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Grid computing
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What are today’s requirements on technology managers? or How to sell yourself to head hunters.
– Caroline Apffel, Russel Reynolds, Francesca Lahiguera, Mercier and Partners, Catherine Ducros, Whitehead Mann
Current trends in technology marketing
– Erik Larsson, founder, Martenhus Consulting
VoIP – finally ready for the market?
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Jun 25, 2007

L@C Documentation: "My web site is up. Now what?"

Last L@C we ran a pre-session with Emmanuel Podvin (Intersel, www.intersel.org) for those of you who had the question in the headlin in your thoughts. Or:
- What are the basic things I need to do the get an internet footprint? Web hosting? Blog? Html? Flash? Web 2.0? Newsletter?
- So, I have a web site, but no one finds it. Why….? What do I need to do? Do I need an SEO consultant? Oh, and what’s this “SEO” thing?
- Perhaps I should think of if bright colours and jazzy type face fits with the image I want to have… How do I make my web site look and feel professional?
- How do I make it work better…

Here's a brief document from Emmanuel on some of the main points. (download the pdf)

The file is only available to L@C participants. To open it you will need the password that has been sent to you in an email. (Or contact me.)
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