DigitalNow New Year's News Round Up
This is a DigitalNow New Year's news round up!
- Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales – he's in the headlines, helping to define the very future of the Web and collaborative technologies.
- Chris Trimble, author of “Ten Rules for Strategic Innovators: From Idea to Execution,” takes the morning of day two. He's a no-nonsense guy who draws from his experiences in the corporate – and military – world.
- "Fierce Conversations" author Susan Scott will present a keynote as well as lead an exercise in how to conduct your own fierce conversations at every level – board, staff and member.
- And finally, headliner Stephen M.R. Covey, author of "The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything." Attendees at earlier DigitalNow conferences will remember that it all started with "trust" – the commodity that we've been saying associations "own" since the beginning.
Other conferences are geared toward associations, but DigitalNow is specifically designed by and for association LEADERS. In fact, the entire experience is designed in collaboration with association CEOs, senior executives and volunteer leaders. Many association CEOs bring their entire leadership team to the conference with them and return to the office with new strategies and plans for execution.
- E-Publishing Tools for Associations
- Using Web Analytics to Understand Your Members
- Content Management & Search for Associations
- Usability Boot Camp
- Contracting for On-Demand Web Services
- Performance Management & Balanced Scorecard for Associations
- Attracting & Retaining Next Generation Members
- Communities of Practice: Getting Started
- Communities of Practice: Case Studies
- Your Association Digital Dashboard
- Making Personas Work for Your Site
- How Users are Changing the Web
- Outsourcing for Results
- Linking Strategy to Execution
- Peer-to-Peer Learning for Associations
- Forming Successful Partnerships in the Digital World
- Anticipatory Management Skills
- The Future of Association Management Systems
- IT Strategy Development
- Networking for Good: Technology & Philanthropic Organizations
- Folksonomies and Social Tagging
- Competencies, Skills and Certification Tools
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