Exciting day to come back to work yesterday - launch of new portal - MUSE (My University of Sheffield Environment, in case you wondered). All gathered at 8am, and after a bit of a hiccough due to a slight hardware failure problem over the weekend, some magic was done and it was live. Here's the team just a couple of minutes after it had gone live
Not forgetting Nomit who was out of shot.
All developed in house by our great team of developers, it looks really good and has been the result of a team effort. This is just the first phase, there's lots more to come. What was really pleasing was how little issues we had - we had extra staff on the Helpdesk standing by, but very little came through. So, shows what good preparation and comms were done.
There's a nice little video about it here:
The videos are produced by our intern, who is doing a great job. Here's one he's just finished on phishing:
3 comments:
That email technique is a good idea but unfortunately assumes the recipient reads beyond the subject line.
Good point. Subject line would have to say something like, "this email is not going to be read", or "will self destruct"
An unintended benefit of implementing New MUSE: Mac users found that the the problem that was preventing Busycal from logging into Google vanished with the introduction of new MUSE.
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