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Rule Your Market—Blue Ocean Strategy Sidesteps the Sharks

.orgSource

Sharon Rice ,orgSource Managing Director of Business Strategy, is our expert for guiding associations through tough markets. At.orgCommunity’s recent Innovation Summit, Sharon explored how Blue Ocean Strategy can help you bypass the sharks and find your way to offering unique and powerful member value.

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Members Hire Tomorrow’s Associations

Potomac Core

Global uncertainty and technological advances are forcing Members to make more informed decisions on how to spend their precious time and money. Utilize market research to pinpoint challenges and build strategic opportunities to overcome those challenges. Members Hire Tomorrow’s Associations because they have no other choice.

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Lessons Learned Living the Virtual Experiment

.orgSource

In 2005, when Highroad was one of the few virtual businesses, the concept raised some eyebrows. We learned the importance of technology for communication and collaboration. And, most importantly, we discovered new strategies for adaptation and problem solving. Adaptability is a hallmark of digital markets.

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Grow the Human Skills: Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, and Communication

.orgSource

The technology promises to upend the way business operates. According to a study from Goldman Sachs, “Generative AI tools could impact 300 million full-time jobs worldwide, which could lead to a significant disruption in the job market.” If your team is remote, find strategies to bring people together online.

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Preparing for an Entirely New Economy

Jamie Notter

I was kind of embarrassed to face the fact that my understanding of the Great Depression boiled down to random ideas and phrases like “stock market crash,” “dust bowl,” and “new deal.” Strategy Means Change. { Technological leaps are creating knowledge gaps at too fast a rate. 2 comments }.

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“The Beach Was too Sandy”—Happy Members Are a Nonnegotiable

.orgCommunity

Technology is driving the most visible disruption. Bartuch is director of strategy and research at Sandstorm Design. She is an evidence-based creator, innovator and marketer with 17 years of experience in the public and private sector. If you don’t already have a data strategy in place, commit to developing a plan today.

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Making Silos Work

Jamie Notter

Nonprofit Technology and Marketing | Benjamin Phillips. December 2005 (5). November 2005 (7). October 2005 (4). September 2005 (4). August 2005 (7). July 2005 (4). June 2005 (4). May 2005 (4). Comments on this entry are closed. { 3 trackbacks }. Consulting. Free Resources.