Paul Pomerantz has an article in the October Forum magazine (here, but I think you need to be a member) that discusses an application of the ideas from the book, Blue Ocean Strategy in an association context (Paul is EVP…
I posted earlier about eKnowledge and what I perceive as a trend toward the intersection of social media and knowledge management. We have been working with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for several months on such an initiative and…
Read & discuss at rjohnston@ironworks.com (Ironworks Consulting)'s blog.
I've written about training in the past (see here). I was also recently quoted on monster.com about how to get the most out of software training. You can read that here.
I just enabled the site search feature in Google Analytics. If you want to analyze the search queries on your own site (and you should!) and use GA, be sure to log in and activate it in the profile. Here are detailed instructions on how to do so.
Read & discuss at david@highcontext.com (C. David Gammel)'s blog.
Last night Fox 2 Detroit News ran an unforgettable documentary of one man’s story.
Lee Thomas is a handsome African-American reporter who we enjoy watching on the news.
Unknown to us, Lee has a disease called vitiligo.
His skin is losing pigment.
His face and body have splotches of white skin.
Lee shared his story on the news last […]
Dunkin‘ Donuts brewed ice tea is the best. If you drink iced tea, trust me - a lifelong tea drinker - on this one.
Seasonal fruits/vegetables make sense, but in Maine certain drinks are declared “seasonal” and not available for months; significant dread that will happen. With 8 Dunkin‘ Donuts in my town (pop. 18,000) — hope at least one knows there’s dedicated customer who doesn’t want to be “seasoned” out of iced tea.
I wonder if association activities offered only certain times of the year may have demand and opportunities other times too?
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