7 Core Principles of Data Management
Hopefully, you're following the guiding principles of effective and successful data management, but it never hurts to double-check.
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Analyzing Your Organization's Data Life Cycle
Before selecting a new association management system, determine how your association collects, stores, processes, and disseminates data.
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Are You a Visual Thinker?
From brainstorming alone to collaborating in groups, visual thinking tools can unlock new ways to approach problems, remember conversations, and
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Association Idea Experiments
When it comes to great ideas, anyone can have them. When it comes to taking action, only some ideas stand out from the crowd. Four organizations
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Bits, Tips & Power Points: 500 Practical Ideas and Insights for Nonprofit and Association Leaders
A great gift for under $6.00. Was $9.95, Now $5.95 Could you use a daily dose of on-the-job inspiration? This creative and practical book…
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Communicating Across Cultures: Using Global English
English is frequently the language used in global business even though it is not the language spoken by the majority of people in the world. Learn…
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Communicating and Marketing Online
This is your one-stop resource for meeting your members' needs via online tools. This compendium of carefully selected article reprints will help…
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Components As a Data Source
Association IT professionals and component relations professionals should work together to tap, track, and assess the data collected by components…
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Council’s Corner: Core Competencies of a Finance and Business Operations Professional
Advancing the success of your organization depends on the development of your association’s leadership. Establishing a list of core competencies
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Deep Smarts: Experience-Based Wisdom
Hey, smarty. Don't hog your brains — be nice and share with everyone.
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Demystifying Taxonomy
Like a closet organizing system, a good taxonomy helps you know where to store your "stuff" and makes it easy to find things later. Taxonomies enable…
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Designing Knowledge Ecologies for Associations
“To study a successful knowledge ecology,” explains Andre N. Mamprin, “is to study the dynamics of knowledge in an environment consciously created…
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Get Your Message Right the First Time
Communicating timely information to components and volunteers is an important part of your job. The messages we must share about decisions made by…
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Getting Wise to Knowledge Management
Transforming data into information into knowledge into wisdom equals knowledge management. Learn about the concept and how it can empower your organiz…
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How to Ask Volunteers to Share Best Practices
Getting your volunteers to contribute their best practices is a challenging endeavor; such requests often seem to fall on deaf ears. But remember:…
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Identifying & Using a Field's Body of Knowledge
Was $26.95, Now $16.95 Understanding the complexity of skills and knowledge needed is the first step in developing education, training,
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Knowledge Capture at Conferences Done Right
There are more options than ever for grabbing hold of your conference's content. Deciding what to save, how to save it, and how to use it later means…
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Knowledge Center FAQs: Ad Sales
How associations can increase their ad sales.
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Knowledge Continuity: The New Competitive Advantage
Knowledge continuity management — the process by which operational, tacit, and other knowledge among staff, leaders, and even volunteers is preserved…
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Knowledge Management in the Web 2.0 Age
The American Institute of Architects takes knowledge management to a new level with a platform that adds the power of member engagement and conversation…
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Knowledge Management, Part I: Categorizing Information
Want to turn information into knowledge? Make the content on your Web site more usable and accessible by building a taxonomy that delivers consistency…
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Knowledge Management, Part II: Capturing Information
Capturing the information that resides in your organization is the second step in successful knowledge management. Part two of this three-part series…
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Knowledge Management, Part III: Delivering Information
Discover how to deliver information to your members when and where they need it.
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Leadership Through Golf: Career Lessons from the Course
Golf and business go hand in hand. Find out the link between leadership and golf.
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Policies and Procedures, Volume 6 PR/Publications/Marketing/Research
In addition to a summary of major findings, this useful benchmarking tool contains over 50 tables of data covering the areas of public relations,…
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Radically Relational: The Social Conference
The traditions of meetings and conferences are losing their value. Today's conferences must be social, connecting attendees in ways they can do nowhere…
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Resource Review: Performance Bonus System
Need a new way to implement staff bonuses? Try the Performance Bonus System, which bases bonus percentages on employee performance toward established…
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Sharing Ideas Across Clients in an AMC
We are all told that in these harsh economic times we must provide more value for our clients, that we must not just work harder but work smarter.…
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Social Media Strategy: More Than a Facebook Page and a Twentysomething Staffer
Social media can be a huge benefit to your organization if you go about it the right way. Having a real strategy in place can make a big difference…
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Stop Reinventing the Content Wheel
Give your members more while spending less. Use online tools to create a shared network that lets you exchange resources with associations similar…
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Strategies for Repurposing Association Content
More than 40 association PD professionals joined the call during the August Professional Development Virtual Lunch Date. Here's a recap of the discussion…
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Surge Management: Riding the Waves of Data Processing
When crunch time approaches, is your association ready for the loads of data that need to be processed? Have you ever hired a temp who required hours…
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The Digital Emperor Has No Clothes
Proponents of social media like to talk about “empowerment” and “democratization,” but according to Andrew Keen, the controversial author of The
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The Power of Many
Can too much communication render a group ineffective? Can too much consensus or compromise negate collective wisdom? Yes, says James Surowiecki,…
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The Smart-Mob Revolution
According to author and thinker Howard Rheingold, easy and quick connectivity gives rise to the "smart mob," a mass of people unified — however fleetingly…
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Turning Member Smarts into Organizational Wisdom
No one knows what your association can do to help your members better than those members themselves.
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Vibrant Volunteerism in Associations – A Collaborative Project
Help us out! Members of the Component Relations Section Council will be launching its first un-session at ASAE & The Center’s Great Ideas Conference! Learn…
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Video Resources on a Shoestring Budget
How the Association of Cable Communicators found cost-effective ways to deliver members the professional development opportunities they wanted.
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Web Redesign: The Foundation of Site Architecture
Wrangling your current content and planning it for the future lays the groundwork for a website redesign.
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