sensibilizando para web.... em 2007
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Apresentação feita em um evento de best practices da Rede Laureate, Miami, USA, 2007TRANSCRIPT
presentation
Internet in BrazilAnhembi Morumbi Positioning and
web strategy
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects prospects
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects students
index
Internet Access in Brasil
Source: IBOPE / Netratings – Period: June/05
•180 Million in habitants
•32.1 Millions access Internet
Internet Access in Brasil
Source: Mídia Dados 2005
Market Share per Class and Sex
Source: Mídia Dados 2005
94% of class-A youths have a PC at home. Internet access is more common among youths between 15 and 17 years old (76%).
The increase of Internet use among class-C youths: from 7%, in 1999 to 24%, in 2004 (Source: MTV Brasil Survey).
The number of Internet users who access the net at home reached 13.2 million people in February/2006, against 12 million in January/2006 (Source Ibope/NetRatings).
The MTV survey points out “radio and cell phone as great companions and Internet asthe best way of being informed”.
Brazilian Youth X Internet
Programs Teaching
Creativity and Innovation
Mission
Add value to society by its vision:
Be a modern, enterprising and innovating institution, with different pedagogic and administrative models, capable of
developing, in students, the competence for endeavouring and innovating on his/her professional performance.
Internet
Relationship
Advertising
Chiropraxy
Tourism
Fashion
Game Design
Gastronomy
Produce Creative and Innovating talents
EAD
Pionneer at globalizatio
n
Graduating Modules
Why is the internet important for Anhembi Morumbi?
Internet is multidimensionalEffective use of the internet can be one-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many
Internet is multipurposeProvides higher-quality customer service, increasing customer´s loyalty
Internet is multidisciplinaryUse in relationship, sales, advertising, promotion of public debates, creativity gains
Internet in BrazilAnhembi Morumbi Positioning and
web strategy
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects prospects
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects students
index
Anhembi Morumbi and Internet
Mission, Vision and Positioning of Anhembi Morumbi
Branding and relationship with INTERNET
WEB MARKETING
E-commerce/database managementWeb registrationRelationshipAdvertisingSpecial Projects
Prospects
StudentDistance EducationVirtual Register’s OfficeDay freeRelationshipSpecial Projects: Web World Cup, WEBTV
Internet in BrazilAnhembi Morumbi Positioning and
web strategy
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects prospects
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects students
index
prospects
E-commerce/Database generation
Channels and Sources of Prospects
Manage channels and sources in order to increase database Relationship via web and/or Call CenterUpseling and Crosseling
Relationship
prospects
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
On-line sign ups: 23,802 - 92.8%In-person sign ups: 1,848 - 7.2%
Web registration
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
All process via internet:
Application formBack office managementResult Download of contract and slips of payment
Test is not available on the internet
prospects
Slip/ Payments
Congratulations and Sign up confirmation
Enrollment Reminder
On-line application form
Web registration
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
prospects
Relationship
Admission process 2006/1 e-mail marketing pieces: 68Forward base: 660,000 prospectsAverage reach: 145,000 prospects
Communication Channels with Prospects Goal = Enhance knowledge of the university’s products and structure, increasing the contact.
•Purchase of lists E.g.: theater and dancing
prospects
1 - Chat AssistanceLaunched in 2005 with 02 operators/ day to clarify doubts about courses and admission proccess
2 - Site ASASHub for fidelizing high schools and influencing agents: articles, subscription for lectures, monitored tours, professional guidance/toolPurpose: Generation of prospect mailing and serve as value added content
4 - Different actionsUse of SMS and Orkut for promote events. Eg.:Campus Experience
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
Relationship
prospects
3 – International OfficeVirtual Office to support students abroad
Advertising
INTERACTION
YOUNGERS MEDIA AGREEMENTS
CREATIVE USE
INTERNET
Greater affinity
Relationship with friends
Researches
Different formats
Search tools
Set prime time and websites
Advertisement on blogs, messenger, orkut.
prospects
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
Internet is obtaining substantial advertising participation on current media
Profile of open TV audience/FM Radio listeners/Access
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
prospects
prospects
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
This banner was delivered to more than 4 million page views...2 million people have clicked on this banner ...2 thousand people have accessed the website of Anhembi
Announce the association with Laureate Network (January, 2006).
Case Yahoo
prospects
Announce the partnership with Laureate Network.
A stamp on the cover of the Student’s Guide +
32 ads of careers placed on the leading article +
Promotional ad inviting to access website answering a vocational test with gifts
Student’s Guide Traditional media + web integration
prospects
Contest: The winner would win a trip to South Africa for a two-week English course, answering the question:“ Why does Universidade Anhembi Morumbi produce more innovating professionals?”
Magazines´s site
Professional of Future Sponsored content in media
prospects
Hotsite = 3,000 records
Internet in BrazilAnhembi Morumbi Positioning and
web strategy
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects prospects
Anhembi Morumbi web based projects students
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2000: AM started its first post-graduation program in Fashion2005: AM started its first associate program in Business and Marketing2006: 7 programs and 133 students
EAD
students
Source: Marketing Dpt - AM
Assessment followed by
Development Rooms
CAMILA is a project for the entire AM faculty training in a total online environment, fully developed by AM IT team.
EAD
faculty
Some services avaiable on internet:
Enrollment;Grade review requests;Changes on register information;Copy of payment slip, transport;Ticket ID card, apprenticeship,;Class schedule, access passwords...
Created in 2005 to reduce waiting time and servicing
Total of requests avaiable – 46On-Line Requests – 23
Jan to Feb/2005: 2,942 only in-person requestsJan to Feb/2006: 16,641 in-person and online requests
Virtual Register’s Office
students
Students access website and then the Virtual Register's Office
Requisition generates a protocol
Register´s Office receives the requisition through e-mail of the provider
The amount of the document to be paid by the student is added to his/her monthly fee
Register´s Office receives the requisition via e-mail of the provider
Students choose to receive personally or at home (adding an extra R$ 2.40 for postage)
The university has also invested on stands around the Campus so that students could place their requests without needing to use labs or go personally in the
Register´s Office
Virtual Register’s Office
students
Brazilian Law - 20% of the subjects can be offered at distance.AM was pioneer at this modality.Strategy: offer subjects of general information in the business area, in 2006
87 subjects are offered
Online subjects: Credit, Extra Credit, 6a-Free and Day-Free
DAY FREEstudents
E-magazine: Students’ Mail
Relationshipstudents
A powerful communication channel with the students in addition to promoting academic and corporate events.
Weekly.
Exclusive Content: news, events, space for university’s talents, surveys.
Results16,000 spontaneously accepted receive4,800 opens the magazine weekly
WEB WORLD CUP: first action
Emotion and international integration, attracting youngsters from all around the world.
A great virtual forum for discussing subjects related to soccer.
Special web based programsUniversity World Community
students
Created for allowing students and teachers from the network to know each other and interact.
WEB WORLD CUP: first action
students
•½ minute Video Festival Contest
•Video with multicultural aspects of the World Cup and the integration among the countries.
•Prize for the network student with the most creative video:
•A 6-MONTH COURSE IN BRAZIL
WEBTV - Journalism
students
• Program developed and presented by students from the Journalism course.
• Period: Weekly.
• Circulation: Internet.
• Link on the homepage of Universidade Anhembi Morumbi website.
What is to come...
The next generation of college applicants
• The first generation to born interactive...
• Tweens = 9 to 14 years old
• A whole globalized world for them...
• Daily contact with other cultures...
• In Brazil, 38% of tweens have friends or relatives abroad and 62% wish to live some kind of experience abroad
• In São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, 49% use the Internet, and 44% of them say they’d rather surf on the web than watch televison
What is to come...
(Source: Millward Brown, published on Meio & Mensagem, 3/20/2006).
•Integrate Internet to a new educational paradigm
•Integrate Internet to other technologies on education: video, TV, newspaper, computer: Neputer, WEBTV
•Integrate the most advanced means to standard techniques, integrate humans to technology, within a new, creative, open
pedagogic view.
Internet on Continued Education
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What is to come...
The “right now” of the globalized world of youngers is the
same immediacy that surrounds and features the behavior
of the Brazilian youngsters, which are recognized as an
impatient, in-haste generation.
With the Laureate International Universities Network
partnership and the investment in actions exploring the
Internet tool, Universidade Anhembi Morumbi presents itself
with a globalized view, concerned about keeping an
updated communication with its students, complying with
the new standards of modern language.
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