TF-CPR Compendium What’s going on? TF-CPR update Slovenia 5 March 2010.

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TF-CPR Compendium What’s going on? TF-CPR update Slovenia 5 March 2010

Slide 2 Agenda ›Status ›New Compendium – Q&A ›Next steps

Slide 3 Status Where are we now? PASTNOW Online questionnaire released in January. Compendium finished in June (TNC) or Sept Online questionnaire released in April. TF-CPR Compendium finished in September. TF-CPR Compendium was a separate document and questionnaire then the ‘regular’ TERENA Compendium TF-CPR Compendium will be combined with the online ‘regular’ Compendium (in a separate section). The document will remain separate for now. TF-CPR Compendium measured resources in depth and less about activities. TF-CPR Compendium will measure more about activities, and less about resources. TF-CPR Compendium was used mostly to help build a case for PR activities in less developed countries, and covered mostly the same questions every year TF-CPR Compendium will be used more as a PR reference guide of the PR priorities and activities of every NREN, allowing us to collaborate easier. Will include many new questions (based on input from last TF-CPR) WHEN WHAT HOW WHY

Slide 4 New Compendium Questions Section One: Overview 1. Name of NREN ____________________________________________ 2. Name and of Communications/PR contact completing the survey 3. Number of PR Staff ›<1 ›1-3 ›3-5 ›>5 › 4. Annual PR budget (excluding staff) ›No specific budget ›Less than 50,000 euros ›50,000 – 100,000 euros ›100,000 – 500,000 euros ›500,000 – 1,000,000 ›> 1,000,000 ›Do not know › 5. Changes expected in 2010 in these areas: › No changes ›Changes in number of PR staff (specify)___________________________ ›Changes in Comms/PR budget (specify)___________________________

Slide 5 New Compendium Questions Section Two: Target Audience 6. For each target market segment, please advise which job function your NREN PR activity targets (as a whole). If you don’t target a particular market segment, leave blank. ›Connected organisations' staff: ›End users : ›General public: ›Government: ›Other (specify) › 7. Please specify the total number of contacts in your target audience ›< 50,000 ›50, ,000 ›100,000 – 500,000 ›500,000 – 1,000,000 ›More than 1,000, Please specify any changes expected in 2010 in these areas: ›No changes ›Changes in target market segments (specify)___________________________ ›Changes in job titles (specify)_________________________________ ›Changes in # of target audience (specify)___________________________

Slide 6 New Compendium Questions Section Three: Comms/PR Tools 9. What percentage of total resources (time, money, etc) are spent on: ›Brochures (infosheets, case studies, company brochure, posters) ›Technical publications ›Newsletter ›Conference (national and smaller) ›Advertising (print and online) ›Public Relations (proactive) ›Market research ›Website ›Social networking ›Other (specify) 100% 10. Which social media tools has your NREN used in 2009 ? ›Twitter ›Facebook › LinkedIn › You Tube ›Other (specify) ›None › 11. Which CRM (customer relationship management tool) does your NREN use ›Specify __________________________________________________ ›None ›Don’t know

Slide 7 New Compendium Questions Section Four: Comms/PR Focus Areas 12. What will be your top three focus areas of Comms/PR efforts in the next year? (Maximum three selections) › ›NREN general ›AAI (Federation, middleware…) ›eduroam ›E2E and Lambda services ›Video Conferencing ›Certification Authority ›IPv6 ›Safe internet/internet security ›E-learning (and other multimedia that facilitates learning) ›Other (specify)

Slide 8 New Compendium Questions Section Five: Comms/PR Results 13. Please share the details of your most successful campaign of 2009 ›Target audience ›Target job titles ›Objective of campaign ›Tools used ›Description ›Reasons for success 14. Please share the details of your least successful campaign of 2009 ›Target audience ›Target job titles ›Objective of campaign ›Tools used ›Description ›Reasons for failure › 15. Please specify any new major Comms/PR initiatives for 2010 ›(launch new website, use social media, launch new service, organise conference etc.) › ›Description ›

Slide 9 Next steps ›Unfortunately, the ‘regular’ TERENA Compendium is delayed this year. We hope that they will be ready by April – if not, we may need to do the questionnaire in the same way as in previous years. ›Once released, you will have one month to complete the questions. ›From May-Aug: compilation of results, creation of final TF-CPR Compendium. ›Any other suggestions or great ideas?