Technical process overview presentation

1. Internet Marketing
Process Overview
Weekly Communications Meeting
Monday, July 6, 2009
Christopher J. Braat, PhD
AC1-1-306

2. Agenda
• Process Overview
• Translation into Practice
• PMM and PLC
• Technical Discussion
– MOSS Levels of Integration
– Integration Details
• Summary
• Question & Answers
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3. Process Overview
• Why ?
– Set and manage internal and external expectations
• How ?
– Projectize our team and organization
– Collaborative effort
– What makes sense (aka … easy to manage)
– Progressive elaboration
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4. Translation into Practice
• Requirements Driven
• Vendor Procurement
• Project Planning/Management
• Build & Deploy Schedule
• Testing Methods
• Change Control
• Reporting
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5. PMM and PLC
• Project Life Cycle
– Project Management (PMP/PMI)
– Software Development (SDLC)
• CCF Internal PMO
– Classical model
– Suitable for traditional ITD Projects
• Adopted modified approach
• Training Session
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6. High Level PLC
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7. IIM DEV Workflow
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8. MOSS Levels of Integration
MOSS
MASTER
PAGE
LAYOUTS
TEMPLATES
MOSS PAGE LAYOUTS
ABSTRACT LAYER
INFRASTRUCTURE
USER-EDITABLE
COMPONENTS
HARD-CODED
CONTROLS
ANIMATION
CONTENT
CUSTOM
CODE
CODE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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9. Integration Details
• MOSS Master Page Layout – “Foundational Design which all 1.) CODE - Code and code standards for any supported language
templates and Page Layouts use”; usually includes Header, (CSS, Java/JavaScript, HTML, AJAX, etc.)
Footer, search, tracking code and other items consistently used
on every page of the site using a certain Master Page Layout
2.) CODE COMPONENTS – Standardized, interchangeable coded
components used across multiple Page Layouts, may be jointly
• Templates – “Logical Groupings of Page Layouts by Type or developed (3 tab, 3 tab with picture, 3 tab with video, etc.)
Section”; these do not exist in MOSS but are used for
categorization; listed by numbers, for example:
1.0 – Home Pages 3.) CUSTOM CONTROLS – Embedded Plug-ins (DB, InfoPath
forms, picture viewer)
2.0 – Section Pages
3.0 – Category
4.) ANIMATION – Any item presenting animation to the end user
4.0 – Index (JavaScript flyouts, video players, slide show feature,
existing/new banners, Flash Controls, etc.)
5.0 – Detail
6.0 – Widgets
5.) USER-EDITABLE or HARD-CODED CONTENT – Images and
copy or blocks of text
• MOSS Page Layouts – “MOSS Web Author editable page
layouts” which are selected when adding a new page, denoted
by n.x (ie – 3.1, 5.2, etc.) 6.) INFRASTRUCTURE – IA deliverables or any other architectural
components (Taxonomy, URLs, SEO/PPC Tracking code)
• Abstract Layer – “All possible items in a page layout”
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10. Summary
• Processes are evolving to meet:
– Client demands
– Increased focus on quality
– Improve efficiency
• What is needed:
– Active management
– Use and reinforcement
– Continued refinement
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11. Thank you !
• Questions & Answers
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