TF-CPR Compendium Results 2009 TF-CPR Vilnius 30 May 2010.

TF-CPR Compendium

Results 2009

TF-CPRVilnius30 May 2010

Agenda

› Short overview of results TF-CPR Compendium› Feedback on new questionnaire› Brainstorm› Follow up

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Introduction

› Fifth TF-CPR Compendium › Designed to complement the main TERENA Compendium, by

providing a more PR-specific overview› Focus more on activities and less on resources› Purpose -> enabling us to collaborate easier› Many new questions› Comparison with previous editions not possible› 28 organisations responded

Section 1: Overview (1)Number of Communications/PR staff

› 40% do not have PR staff› About 40% have 1-3

number of staff

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39.5%

43.0%

14.0%

3.5%

Number of Communications/PR Staff

<1 1-3

3-5 >5

Section 1: Overview (2)Annual Communications/PR budget

› 30% has no dedicated PR budget

› 25% has less than 50.000 euro’s

› 28% has 100.00 – 500.000 euro’s

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32.1%

25.0%

10.7%

28.6%

3.6%

Annual Communications/PR budget

No specific budget<50,00 euros50,000 - 100,000 euros100,001 - 500,000 euros500,001 - 1,000,000> 1,000,000Do not know

Section 2: Target audience Number of contacts

› Five market segments› Connected organisations’ staff› End users› General public› Other Government› Other

› Interesting to see which market segments NREN’s do or don’t target

› 5 organisations expect changes in # of people› 3 organisations expect changes in target job

function/titles› 2 organisations expect changes in market segments

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Section 3: Comms/PR Tools

› Most popular tools:› websites (25%) › conferences (22%)

› Least popular:› advertising (2%)› social media (5%)

› 65% of the organisations hasn’t use social media› The organisations that use social media: Twitter,

Facebook and Youtube are used most.› 95% do not use a CRM tool.

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Section 4: Focus areas (1)Top focus areas

› 61 % of the organisations point out that ‘NREN in general’ is a top focus area

› 1/3 of the organisations indicate that IPv6, AAI and videoconferencing are top focus area’s

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35.7%28.6% 25.0%

17.9%32.1%

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35.7%

What will be your NREN's top three focus areas for Communications/PR effort in the next year?

Section 4: Focus areas (2)Collaboration interests

› NRENs would like to collaborate on: ‘NREN in general’, ‘eduroam’ , ‘AAI’ , ‘video’ and ‘IPv6’.

› This outcome will be input for future TF-CPR meetings

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39.3% 42.9%

17.9% 14.3%28.6%

10.7%17.9% 14.3%

32.1%

7.1%

In the next year, I'd like to collaborate with other NREN PR staff on promotional work for.....

Section 5: ResultsCommunication and PR results

› We asked you about your most and least successful campaign.

› In the printed version these outcomes are included› In the online version for the TERENA website we will

exclude this information

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EvaluationFeedback on new questionnaire

› Your experience with the new questions› Was it easier to fill in?› Are the questions clear?

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Brainstorm

› How could we use the collaboration interests topic in future meetings?

› What did you expect by filling in these topics? Did you have any ideas how to collaborate on the topics you choose?

› Per meeting work on one/two topics

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Follow up

› Online version on TERENA website› Collect feedback from you on new questionnaire› Next edition will be combined with ‘regular’

Compendium in a separate section

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