Dawul Wuru’s website hosting/maintance question

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › ICT › Dawul Wuru’s website hosting/maintance question

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  • 03/05/2023 at 8:23 pm #6563
    David Sorrell
    Participant

      Hi,
      Our group is wondering how Dawul Wuru maintains and updates its website as we want to know whether they are outsourcing the development and hosting or doing all of this in-house.
      Thanks.

      06/05/2023 at 6:34 pm #6570
      David Sorrell
      Participant

        Hi,
        We would also like to know if possible an estimated cost of how much it costs Dawul Wuru to develop and maintain their website.

        Thanks again.

        16/05/2023 at 12:54 pm #6599
        Jean Aquinde
        Keymaster

          Hi David,

          Apology for the delay; we’re still trying to source that information from Dawul Wuru. I’m curious, what specific project opportunity are you working on? What opportunities do you see by finding out about their current website maintenance needs?

          Regards,
          Jean

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