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Yet every day associations leave significant assets in the form of member interest, expertise, and intellectual capital to accrue value in lower-yield, traditional forums. These are the two introductory paragraphs from my February 2007 article on some of the possibilities of open-source and crowdsourcing for associations.
Many leaders today have not really been tested in a downturn, whether the 2007 downturn, 9/11, the dotcom implosion, or many of the others that preceded those times,” tech executive F. Maybe these newfangled socialmedia tools could be monetized somehow? Scott Moody recently told Fast Company. So, what to do?
We keep our calendars, check our bank accounts, download music, update socialmedia and watch movies – all from one device that fits in our pockets. It took nearly seven years of research and development before Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in January 2007. Keep membersengaged in the process and looking for solutions.
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