The Information Services (IS) group supports the Hope Center’s public website, intranet, and web applications with the latest development platforms such as Microsoft SharePoint.
IS also offers website development, print & digital design, and content development/management services to other organizations and departments within Washington University. Our services enable you to develop new tools, streamline processes, manage resources, or simply enhance your existing capabilities.
Please contact Greg Bako (bakog@neuro.wustl.edu or 362-4629) with any questions.
Services
Website Development
IS provides content publishing, collaborative online workspaces (see below), and specialized web applications on the Microsoft SharePoint and .NET platforms.
Workspaces for Labs, Grants, and other Projects
Store and organize all documents and content in one central location, accessible on the web from any location. All users will be able to find relevant information quickly and consistently.
Standard features:
• Document sharing
• Calendar
• Announcements
• Online discussions
• Tasks list
• Workspace member list
• Centralized file storage and organization |
Additional features:
• Wikis
• Surveys
• Reports (based on team data)
• Resource scheduling (equipment reservations, etc)
• Slide library
• Project management tools (tasks dashboard and scheduling)
• And More… |
Custom Applications
Please contact us for more information.
Creative (Digital and Print Communications)
IS provides art direction and design for various digital and print communication products including:
• Logo development
• Newsletters
• Brochures
• Annual reports
• Advertisements
• PowerPoint presentations
• Direct mail pieces
• Posters
Content Development and Management
IS can help efficiently manage dynamic web content including HTML documents, images, and calendars.
Staff
Greg Bako (Manager), bakog@neuro.wustl.edu
Jason Giless (Web Developer), gilessj@neuro.wustl.edu
Jing Shi (Database Administrator), shij@neuro.wustl.edu
Josephine Hawkins (Data Analyst), hawkinsj@neuro.wustl.edu