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Andrew McCarthy
I am a first year student at the University of Nottingham reading 'management
studies' and have been set a project which I was hoping individuals here
might be able to kindly assist me with.
The work is based on a case study for a fictional firm named ‘ActiVenture’
which specialises in the provision of outdoor team-building events for the
employee selection, staff training and management development markets, as
well as the facilitation of specialist adventure pursuits for groups of
individuals and corporate hospitality. The company is currently very small
(three employees) and thus looking expand and as part of this process is
hoping to develop a website. I need to detail the specific steps (and related
expenditures) that would be undertaken, including information on its hosting,
content, design, interactive features, maintenance and competitive
differentiation.
As I have been researching the topic and talking with representative from
real firms similar to mine I have come across MS FrontPage. I only have a
basic understanding of computing, and had not heard of this before. I was
considering using it for my project as the basis for developing the website
(this is all hypothetical mind, I am not actually going to make it), and was
wondering if as an everyday user you would recommend it, and suggest its
possible benefits and flaws? For instance is it user friendly, is it suitable
for a small business, are there alternative website design packages you have
found to be better/worse etc?
I assume most of the people in this discussion have access to the software
and so could offer me an informed opinion, and I would hugely appreciate any
other information or advice you can give me related to MS FrontPage
If the details I have provided are too vague or if you require further
information then a full outline of the task is available at the website:
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/business/nexus/Nexus_Documents/UG/N11101/CSR-2005.doc
Alternatively you can contact me directly:
E-mail: (e-mail address removed)
All help is gratefully received, thankyou for taking time to read this post,
and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best wishes,
Andrew McCarthy
studies' and have been set a project which I was hoping individuals here
might be able to kindly assist me with.
The work is based on a case study for a fictional firm named ‘ActiVenture’
which specialises in the provision of outdoor team-building events for the
employee selection, staff training and management development markets, as
well as the facilitation of specialist adventure pursuits for groups of
individuals and corporate hospitality. The company is currently very small
(three employees) and thus looking expand and as part of this process is
hoping to develop a website. I need to detail the specific steps (and related
expenditures) that would be undertaken, including information on its hosting,
content, design, interactive features, maintenance and competitive
differentiation.
As I have been researching the topic and talking with representative from
real firms similar to mine I have come across MS FrontPage. I only have a
basic understanding of computing, and had not heard of this before. I was
considering using it for my project as the basis for developing the website
(this is all hypothetical mind, I am not actually going to make it), and was
wondering if as an everyday user you would recommend it, and suggest its
possible benefits and flaws? For instance is it user friendly, is it suitable
for a small business, are there alternative website design packages you have
found to be better/worse etc?
I assume most of the people in this discussion have access to the software
and so could offer me an informed opinion, and I would hugely appreciate any
other information or advice you can give me related to MS FrontPage
If the details I have provided are too vague or if you require further
information then a full outline of the task is available at the website:
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/business/nexus/Nexus_Documents/UG/N11101/CSR-2005.doc
Alternatively you can contact me directly:
E-mail: (e-mail address removed)
All help is gratefully received, thankyou for taking time to read this post,
and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best wishes,
Andrew McCarthy