The Institutional Web Management Workshop 2011 welcomed participants to discuss the theme of 'responding to change' amidst evolving technical developments and competition. The presentation emphasized the importance of adaptation, innovation, and community engagement in the face of challenges such as centralization and digital transformation. Attendees were encouraged to utilize social media for sharing insights and fostering connections throughout the event.

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4. This year’s theme ….

5. Responding to change

6. We discussed concerns but …

7. “ The Axeman cometh!” 

8. We now need to …

9. We now need to Respond to Change We now need to … Respond to Change

10. Technical developments

11. Innovation

12. Centralisation

13. Demonstrate our value

14. Respond to competition and privatisation

15. Where the customer is king

16. What is the future?

17. The End of the Community? http://www.flickr.com/photos/milesbanbery/2695356356/

18. You Are Not Alone! Frintr mosaic of my Twitter community

19. You Do Not Live in a Vacuum! Visualisation of the communities I have interacted with on Twitter Acknowledgement to Tony Hirst (@psychemedia) for producing this visualisation

20. Innovation http://www.flickr.com/photos/mindfieldz/3765671625/

21. The mobile Webv Mobile Web http://www.flickr.com/photos/plantronicsgermany/ 4540851506/in/faves-36330829924@N01/

22. The mobile Webv Mobile Web http://www.flickr.com/photos/plantronicsgermany/ 4540851506/in/faves-36330829924@N01/ #shhmooze Use Shhmooze geo-location event app to meet new people, contact event organisers, etc. iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad only at present but other platforms to be supported soon “ Help, four of us trapped outside building! ”

23. Building the Mobile Web How are we building Mobile Web? Recent UKOLN/CETIS survey highlighted diversity of approaches. Report to be published shortly. How is your institutional website(s) delivered to mobile devices?

24. Openness? http://www.flickr.com/photos/gauri_lama/3039881498/

25. Google and Facebook?

26. The demise of local innovation?

27. Can we find a way out? http://www.flickr.com/photos/milesbanbery/2692502643/

28. You decide. You tell us!

29. Let IWMW 2011 Begin! http://www.flickr.com/photos/ssteeples/2697555399/