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4 Innovations courtesy of the coronavirus

Association Success

This small, simple device (see an example here ) prevents the spread of germs. 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.” McNeil Jr.’s

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4 Ways to Build Flexibility Around Innovation

Associations Now

Sometimes the root of your organization’s future might come in the form of not only finding the right idea, but finding the right way to sell innovation both inside your organization and to the broader world. The lesson to be taken from this new phenomenon is obvious: To survive, you must update your formats to match where your audience is.

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From Stagnant to Stand-Out: 3 Strategies to Differentiate Your Customer Experience

Higher Logic

Customer experience executives from around the world gathered in New York last week to receive some disappointing news from Forrester Research at the Forrester CX NYC Conference. Maybe text messaging with your customers isn’t for you, but you can still think through innovative ways to differentiate your customer experience.

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Reads of the Week: November 2, 2012

Reid All About it

In response to thousands of retweets of erroneous Weather Channel and CNN reports that the New York Stock Exchange had been flooded with “three feet” of water, Twitter users, some reporters and many not, were relentless: photos of the outside of the building, flood-free, were posted. IQ or Klout score? Do paywalls work?

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 1.24.20

Reid All About it

One of the most reliable content curators on Twitter is Bill Sheridan of the Maryland Association of CPAs who wrote: “Doing important work, learning new skills, and building meaningful networks are taking a backseat to our desire to be noticed. Attention trumps creativity and innovation. That’s the problem with social media today.

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Could Your Association Thrive in a Remote-First Culture?

Associations Now

But what if this desire for a central location, both in terms of office and locale, comes at the cost of innovation? The syndicates were in New York City, and both the relationships and logistics involved were important to the comic artists. (A And the tech world runs into this problem a lot, too.

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Conference Circuit: American Orchestras

Associations Now

More than 1,000 artistic administrators, composers, conductors, musicians, and business partners are headed to Nashville to network with colleagues, learn about new industry innovations, and discuss how orchestras can grow and adapt. Organization: League of American Orchestras. Conference: 74th National Conference. City: Nashville.