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January 10, 2005

About NetVestibule...

NetVestibule is ideal for...
academic institutions in a competitive ranking environment
institutions looking to grow enrollment
alumni groups or alumni departments and
professional or theme-based networks...
... looking to grow membership base and donations
... and more!

NetVestibule makes it easy to...
manage a flow of students or members
increase the "class-bonding" or "esprit de corps"
decrease workload and FAQ management
manage the yield in real-time
create a profile or resume book in seconds
reach out to clusters of users at once (CRM)
... and more!

NetVestibule Key Benefits & Features
fully managed ASP (web-based & hosted)
tailored to your needs within weeks
integrated with your legacy applications
sophisticated communications backbone:
    email notifications, forum, blogs, group clusters, topics....
secure online payment option
... and more!

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About NetApply...

NetApply is ideal for...
academic institutions in a competitive ranking environment
institutions that need to upgrade their legacy electronic application system
institutions that need an electronic application system
candidates who take the application process seriously
candidates who don't have continuous web access
... and more!

NetApply makes it easy to...
manage a flow of applicants and recommendations
improve the process
decrease workload
consolidate back-office data
review applications online via secure link (SSL)
integrate application data straight into the main database
... and more!

NetApply Key Benefits & Features
fully managed ASP (web-based & hosted)
tailored to your needs within weeks
integrated with your legacy applications
elegant 100% PDF based solutions
XML compliant
... and more!

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January 06, 2005

Event: "les Blogs en Entreprise" 18-Jan-2005

I attended this event to assess the trend on this very hot topic. Indeed, the www.etheryl.com web site and NetVestibule were already blog-enabled, from different angles and using different technologies (the excellent Movable Type in addition to some custom code). I am convinced that 2005 will see sustained exponential growth (and saturation?) in the blogosphere at large. However, within the realm of the Etheryl product line (NetVestibule mostly), blogging is yet another media outlet that needs to be offered in conjunction with synchronous 1-to-1 and 1-to-n channels (chatroom or instant messaging) as well as asynchronous 1-to-1 (email), 1-to-n (mailing list) and n-to-n (forums). The question for me is about the balance and availability of each outlet to maximise the relevance of a closed-community output. Hoping to develop further intuition on the matter at the conference...

Conclusion: indeed, I confirm that blogging will become an expected commodity and therefore a feature that definitely must be part of the NetVestibule product line.

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