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Why Psychological Safety Is Key to Creating an Innovation Culture

Associations Now

Associations regularly say they want to innovate, but often remain steeped in traditional ways. If your organization is serious about change and pushing new ideas forward, it needs to create a work environment that is psychologically safe, according to new research. However, the opposite approach helps innovation thrive.

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4 Innovations courtesy of the coronavirus

Association Success

s reporting in The New York Times , “Kinsa Health has sold or given away more than a million smart thermometers to households in which two million people reside, and thus can record fevers almost as soon as consumers experience them.” The post 4 Innovations courtesy of the coronavirus appeared first on AssociationSuccess.org.

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COVID-19 Expected to Fuel the Next Wave of Innovation

Associations Now

While the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in loss of life and economic uncertainty, some are pointing to a silver lining: a surge of innovation. “If If the history of pandemics is a guide, this contagion, like all others, will spark a wave of innovation,” argued Kumar Mehta, innovation researcher and founder of Bridges Insight, in Forbes.

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The top Salesforce World Tour takeaways for associations

Nimble AMS

The Nimble AMS team had a fantastic time at the 2023 Salesforce World Tour in Chicago and New York City! This session featured experts on the latest Data + AI + CRM + Trust innovations. Since 2015, ASSH has leveraged Nimble AMS to support new and innovative approaches to organizational challenges.

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Learn how to culturalize your new technology or concept

HighRoad Solution

It's been more than two decades since the New York Times Best Seller, Who Moved My Cheese , was published. And that creates challenges for marketers, who are typically organizational innovators and change agents. And while alot has happened since the proverbial self-help book was released, the sentiment has stayed the same.

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New York Times and Paid Content

High Context

The New York Times has announced a new paid content model for their online content. The announcement is here: A Letter to Our Readers About Digital Subscriptions – NYTimes.com.

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Creating Memorable Events with the Customer Journey Canvas: A Facilitator’s Guide

Velvet Chainsaw

Diane is a keynote speaker on curiosity and innovation and a New York Times Bestselling author. The event planning industry is one of immense creativity, innovation, and personal touches. This is a guest post by Diana Kander. It was truly inspiring to witness the collective creativity and expertise in the room.