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Entries in Associations (21)

Banners and Widgets for Nonprofits and Volunteer Organizations, Part 1

Partly in response to the volunteer work my wife has been doing here in Alexandria, Virginia, I’ve been researching the availability of banners and widgets published by nonprofits and volunteer organizations.

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Posted on Monday, July 7, 2008 at 08:31AM by Registered CommenterDennis D. McDonald in , , , , , | Comments1 Comment

In Health Emergencies, One Knowledge Management System Cannot Rule Them All

I received an email commenting on Social Networking and Elsevier’s “Grand Challenge” for Knowledge Enhancement in the Life Sciences. I had suggested that networked access to published health science authors would be useful in emergency situations where there is the need for rapid access to high quality health information from many different sources.

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How Do You Describe Possible Social Networking Services To Your Association's Members?

I recently helped an association client with an “online focus group.” In this approach to exploratory research a series of questions is asked of a recruited group of geographically distributed members via a series of interactive web-delivered question-and-answer sessions.

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Posted on Thursday, April 3, 2008 at 08:54PM by Registered CommenterDennis D. McDonald in , , | Comments1 Comment

New Media Tools and Market Research Independence

It’s interesting to see how the mechanics of market research have been impacted by the web based and online tools now available for gathering and reporting information about personal preferences and behavior.

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Direct Marketing, Blogging, and Association Email

In Three effective uses of a blog for association magazines Ben Martin lists a fourth item from a conference he attended recently:

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Associations, Management Control, and the Role of Social Media Tools

Jamie Notter’s post Web 2.0: Participation, Trust, and Beta comments on an earlier post by Virgil Carter titled Web 2.0: Culture, Belief System, or Tool-Kit?

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Getting Real about Social Networking Adoption

Professional networking guru Scott Allen left a thoughtful comment on my blog post Network Unto Others As You Would Have Others Network Unto You a couple of days ago. He noted that people don't share the same personal and professional networking priorities.

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Should You Make or Buy Your Social Network?

I’m a member of an exclusive and high quality group on Facebook called “Association of Associations.” It’s composed of professional association executives and managers, members, vendors, and consultants (like me).

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Age, Association Member Retention, and Social Networking

Tony Rossell in his blog post The Ageless Question reviewed a published research study that appears to show that age related differences in professional association membership haven't changed as much over the years as some people have been saying.

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Why Google Scholar Adding Elsevier "ScienceDirect" Data is Significant

This deal between Elsevier and Google may be further evidence of how disruptive the web has become to traditional publishing, research institutions, and professional membership associations. Web access and the proliferation of systems offering collaboration opportunities via social media and social networking are forcing management to make tough decisions about how much to give away for free and how much to restrict to paying customers.

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