by Jamie Notter | Jul 6, 2010 | Social Media
Monday this week was a holiday, so I was able to do something I rarely let myself do: I rested.I didn't go to the office. I didn't write some blog posts. I didn't catch up on email. I didn't put mulch down, organize the basement, pay bills, or clean...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 30, 2010 | Social Media, Strategy
Last Monday I suggested that strategic planning is skewed (in an unhealthy way) towards relevance. On Wednesday, I made the case that social media has some lessons for us in this area–the way social media uses continuous listening reveals a missing link in...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 21, 2010 | Social Media, Strategy
Monday's post talked about the relationship between strategic planning and relevance. In short, the typical process we use for strategic planning (scan-plan-implement-evaluate) actually skews us towards remaining merely relevant, as opposed to advancing our...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 2, 2010 | Conflict, Social Media
A very nice case study of a social media brouhaha has been developing over on ASAE's blog, Acronym. Scott Briscoe wrote what I thought was a nice post about some tricky issues related to how consultants and association executives work together, but the title of...
by Jamie Notter | Mar 5, 2010 | Announcements, Social Media, Truth
That's the title of the session that Maddie Grant and I will be delivering at the upcoming ASAE & The Center Great Ideas Conference, at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. I am a big fan of the Great Ideas Conference, as evidenced by the fact that I have been...
by Jamie Notter | Dec 29, 2009 | Change, Culture, Learning, Social Media
I am quite proud that my guest post over on the SocialFish blog on whether your organization is human enough for social media got so much traction that it is third(!) on their post ranks. I'd like to unpack the post a bit over here.The first point I want to...
