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Three Data-Informed Strategies for Better Member Engagement

Association Analytics

You’ll come away with specific examples from the team at the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) that you can use to inform your own strategy. Explicit data is the information you ask for from members in surveys, while implicit data is something you’re able to infer based on preferences and interests.

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Otter’s new AI agents are built to boost sales and streamline meetings

Fast Company Tech

When responding to questions,it can draw on both publicly available information for quick research queries and knowledge gained from previous company meetings. The AI will only provide answers based on meeting records that all current participants have permission to view, ensuring confidential information remains protected.

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5 Key Obstacles Holding Associations Back from Analytics Success

Association Analytics

Many associations want to become more data-informed but find themselves hesitating to take the plunge into analytics. Knowledge Gaps and Learning Curves “Analytics”, as an idea, can be daunting. It’s not that organizations don’t know what to do – they’re simply not doing what they know they should.

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Do Philanthropic Giving Trends Matter and Which Reports Are Right?

NonProfit PRO

How should you interpret data from several different reports that seem to convey conflicting information? Let’s take a look at three reports to identify what they are individually evaluating, so we can start to understand what type of knowledge we want to take from each.

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Boost Your Career by Leveling Up Your Analytics Skills

Association Analytics

In today’s data-driven world, having knowledge of analytics and data is a must. Having this knowledge not only makes you better in your current role, but it will also help significantly when advancement opportunities arise. You 100% need analytics knowledge when making decisions on where to invest your marketing dollars.

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Technology as Partner (not Product) in Knowledge Work

sgEngage

In my more than 25 years doing knowledge work, I have often experienced technology platforms through a love/frustration lens. Where to Start First, I need to confirm that I am going beyond basic tracking and reporting and shifting to knowledge work. There are so many names and titles today that relate to knowledge work.

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The Technology Behind Thriving Nonprofit Communities

Nonprofit Tech for Good

One attendee shared: “We built out an incredible knowledge hub on our platformtons of great resources, discussion forums, and even a member leaderboard. It requires purposeful interactionconversations, shared knowledge, and relationships that extend beyond the content you post. The only comments we get are from our own staff!”

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