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UKERNA

UKERNA. Information Dissemination. Freedom of Information. Requirement for public organisations Publication scheme Classification Organisation Finances Performance Policy. Classification. Verbal : Events, training and conferences Presentations User Groups Non-verbal :

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UKERNA

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  1. UKERNA Information Dissemination Russell Nelson

  2. Freedom of Information • Requirement for public organisations • Publication scheme • Classification • Organisation • Finances • Performance • Policy Russell Nelson

  3. Classification Verbal: • Events, training and conferences • Presentations • User Groups Non-verbal: • Printed material • Web • Press releases • Mailing lists Russell Nelson

  4. Verbal Largely unregulated • subjective views = dilution of key messages. Must have a clear NREN strategy – decide key messages for all staff Russell Nelson

  5. Printed Material Editorial Board • Overview • Promotional • Technical • News • Review The key is DISTRIBUTION Russell Nelson

  6. Web • 500,000 hits/month v 1,000 print run • % effort: web v paper content Edit Edit Edit Russell Nelson

  7. Press • Press coverage is not a high priority • Value to the business is hard to quantify Russell Nelson

  8. Mailing Lists • Used at the individual level – no company strategy Russell Nelson

  9. Summary Getting the right information to the right people at the right time. Focus on the basics. Feedback. Russell Nelson

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