Server Enabled Business for SMEs

We invite small and medium sized businesses to join us for a series of workshops aimed at enabling innovation through an online presence.

Server Enabled Business

When deciding to take your business online there are many options and technologies that are confusing to work with. This 1 day masterclass will help when choosing, configuring and managing an online hosting service. We will also look at social media applications to improve online visibility.

Speaker

This session will be run by Jason Roper, NTU Enabling Innovation, Analyst and Computing Consultant.

In order to attend the WEB for SME sessions, business must attend the Taster event. If you are keen to attend but can not make this date, please contact jason.roper@ntu.ac.uk for further information on later series.

10.30 am -Taster Event Refresh

Laying Foundations - The Tennis Theory

Hosting Or Roasting - The REAL cost Of An Online Presence

12.00 - 1 pm - Lunch

CPanel-Based Server Hands-On – Overview

CPanel-Based Server Hands-On – Configure & Manage

CPanel-Based Server Hands-On – Setting Up An eMail Account

CPanel-Based Server Hands-On – Install your first CMS

4 pm - Session close

If you would like any further information about this event before booking your place, please email us.

WEB for SME series

This event is part of a series of workshops. After attending the taster event, guests are encouraged to sign up to all of the free series.

Taster Event
24 January 2018

Server Enabled Business for SME
7 February 2018

Wordpress Enabled Business for SME
20 February 2018

Joomla! Enabled Business for SME
21 February 2018

This event is free to attend, but attendees must register in advance. In order to attend this event you must be eligible for support from the Enabling Innovation Programme, which supports SMEs in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.

Enabling Innovation is a three-year collaboration between Nottingham Trent University, the University of Nottingham, and the University of Derby to support SMEs in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire to innovate. It is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).