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One pain point continually rises to the top of my clients’ and colleagues’ list of challenges. It’s voiced in various ways, using many different words, but it always boils down to the same thing:
How do I get the
< recognition | promotion | respect | resources (tools, people, money, time) | appreciation | your favorite thing here >
that I/my team
< deserve | need | want >?
It pulls our attention, time, and energy away from our real work: Making our companies and our customers wildly successful!
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That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it. Join me for a quick tour of the habits on which I, my corporate client teams, and my individual coaching students build our power and influence — both as individuals and organizations — an overview of my formula for adopting and integrating them for yourself.
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A full-day, experiential tour of several techniques used in Design Thinking. Using one or more sample problems, workshop participants will work together to develop solutions following a Design Thinking framework. Because we’ll be face-to-face, we’ll go low-tech and focus on the framework and techniques using flip-chart paper and stickie notes. Andrea will also discuss how to get the most from the process across geographically distributed teams using online tools.
Design Thinking Workshop - LavaCon 2018 New Orleans
A half-day, experiential tour of several techniques used in Design Thinking. Using one or more sample problems, workshop participants will work together to develop solutions following a Design Thinking framework. Because we’ll be face-to-face, we’ll go low-tech and focus on the framework and techniques using flip-chart paper and stickie notes. Andrea will also discuss how to get the most from the process across geographically distributed teams using online tools.
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Andrea's Information Development World mini-workshop
http://informationdevelopmentworld.com/speakers/andrea-ames/
Handout: https://www.slideshare.net/aames/handout-for-miniworkshop-content-architecture-where-humans-and-machines-agree
If there’s one thing about content on which humans and machines can agree, it’s consistency — particularly architectural consistency. Often the format, markup language, or content management approach that you use is far less relevant than the output of the content—the deliverables, themselves—in the success of content for both humans and machines. This is somewhat controversial, as much of the discussion of “structured content” dives directly to the underlying format—even though the architecture and design of the resulting experience and content within that experience should be driving those more technical decisions.
Arguably, the most critical aspect of structured content—“the architecture”—drives the success of the content for people and machines. The pitfalls of leaping directly into a technology discussion—about XML, content management systems, etc.—vs. spending the right time and focus on design can often lead to significantly less successful content, rework, and additional cost.
Attend this mini-workshop with Andrea Ames to better understand content modeling at the deliverable and experience level—not at the individual article or topic level. You’ll learn about an approach for accomplishing great content architecture (one that can save time, reduce costs, and help you use your limited resources wisely). And, you’ll discover the steps you’ll need to follow in order to successfully create—and validate—your own content modeling approach.
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mini-workshop slides: https://www.slideshare.net/aames/miniworkshop-content-architecture-where-humans-and-machines-agree
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So how does content fare in this new, smarter digital space? What impact does machine-based experience have on the content that we create and the content experiences we want our customers to have? Must we learn an entirely new way of doing things? Or is the Machine Age just forcing us to adopt content-creation approaches that we should have been using all along? Is the development of human-readable content in conflict with the processes and designs we must follow to create good machine-processable content? Or is the content more similar than not?
In this opening keynote address, content experience strategist, Andrea Ames, will discuss the importance of making our content both human-readable and machine-processable. You’ll discover how doing so can help you ensure you are providing the best content experiences possible.
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Join Andrea for a half-day, experiential tour of several techniques used in Design Thinking. Using one or more sample problems, workshop participants will work together to develop solutions following a Design Thinking framework. Because we’ll be face-to-face, we’ll go low-tech and focus on the framework and techniques using flip-chart paper and stickie notes. Andrea will also discuss how to get the most from the process across geographically distributed teams using online tools.
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In this session, Andrea will discuss the success factors to aim for, and the behaviors that can trip you up, when managing stakeholders to successfully support your clients, solve business problems, and drive revenue and customer loyalty!
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But is structured content important? Or is it just another (albeit long-lived) trend? Given structured content's long reign, isn’t it time for a new strategy to overthrow the throne? For now, at least, the answer is “no.”
If there is a holy grail of content, most experts would probably agree it’s structure. Why? Because structure provides so many benefits, in so many different ways – to authors and authoring, to the content experience, enabling achieving business goals. And the list goes on.
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Whether you are a manager or an individual contributor who is leading an information initiative, project, or team, you are likely answering to someone for your resources and approval for the focus of your efforts. Most often, that someone is a busy manager or executive with broad areas of responsibility and concern. In her world, you are one of 10, 25, or even 50 individual initiatives. So how do you get your team, your project, or even your career development or advancement on her radar — AND get her approval, funding, or other support?
There is an art to “managing up,” and everyone, at every level, should learn how to do it and practice it! You can become an influence ninja by focusing on only what you can personally control! Join Andrea as she shares the key, actionable tips, tricks, and tools that have brought her the best success in influencing up. (First tip: All of her tips apply to influencing in ANY direction!)
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The document discusses post-sales content and its importance in marketing. It begins with an agenda and poll about why companies are not using post-sales content. It then provides content facts and statistics about its effectiveness. It discusses the need for an end-to-end content strategy across departments and the customer journey. Challenges with post-sales content include silos between teams and lack of management support. The key is to designate someone to oversee the strategy, communicate it clearly, measure results, and get buy-in from stakeholders. More information is offered to those interested.
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Presentation by Andrea Ames (@aames) from STC Summit 2017 (#stc17): https://summit.stc.org/schedule/
Do you work in a multi-product environment and struggle to keep content experiences consistent and delightful for your customers across the enterprise? Do you feel that your style and design guidance is necessary, but not sufficient, to address the task of ensuring your content is delivered to the right person, in the right place, and at the right time? If so, join Andrea for this deep-dive into modeling the content experience. You will dive into a real-world example and work in a group to follow Andrea's process for creating the framework of several models. You will complete enough of each model to continue the process back on the job, and you will take away actionable advice, tips, and tricks to make the work as efficient and successful as possible. Bring your questions and plan to get your hands dirty and have fun!
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Are you a post-sales content professional who has been told “everybody sells?” Have you been asked to demonstrate how your work contributes to revenue generation and customer loyalty?
If this sounds familiar, join Andrea to discuss how a content strategy that is unified across the entire client journey — from discovery to advocacy — and the right ecosystem (team, culture, etc.) can help you address these truths. In this session, you will learn:
Key components of a unified content strategy to deliver successful content across the client journey
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Before you DITA, know your users, their goals, and the content that they need. Then design an experience that delivers the right content at the right time, and leverage the capabilities of DITA to implement that experience. Easy to say…not always easy to do. Enter Design Thinking! The Design Thinking approach provides a collaborative framework for thinking about a problem space and gives you the methods to take action. And it’s FUN!
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Content Experience Modeling Handout #6: Access Model worksheet
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Content Experience Modeling Handout #4: Information Use Model worksheet
Information Use Model worksheet handout for Content Experience Modeling workshop: http://slidesha.re/1hXN18B
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Joe receives a notification that his checking account balance is low. He opens his bank's mobile app on his phone to transfer money from his savings account to his checking account. Joe logs in, checks his balance, selects to transfer from savings to checking, enters a $250 transfer amount, and taps transfer to ensure all upcoming payments are covered while banking remotely.
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Domino Express Storyboard - TV Adv Toys 30"
Storyboard for a tv commercial about a toy "Domino Express"
HOW TO USE PINTEREST_by: Clarissa Credito
This tutorial offers a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use Pinterest. It covers the basics such as account creation and navigation, as well as advanced techniques including creating eye-catching pins and optimizing your profile. The tutorial also explores collaboration and networking on the platform. With visual illustrations and clear instructions, this tutorial will equip you with the skills to navigate Pinterest confidently and achieve your goals.
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Speech at the conference in the memory of Myrsine Zorba.
In Focus_ The Evolution of Boudoir Photography in NYC.pdf
In Focus_ The Evolution of Boudoir Photography in NYC.pdfBoudoir Photography by Your Hollywood Portrait
Boudoir photography, a genre that captures intimate and sensual images of individuals, has experienced significant transformation over the years, particularly in New York City (NYC). Known for its diversity and vibrant arts scene, NYC has been a hub for the evolution of various art forms, including boudoir photography. This article delves into the historical background, cultural significance, technological advancements, and the contemporary landscape of boudoir photography in NYC.Recently uploaded (20)
Heart Touching Romantic Love Shayari In English with Images
Heart Touching Romantic Love Shayari In English with Images
Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
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Fashionista Chic Couture Mazes and Coloring AdventureA
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Fed by curiosity and beauty - Remembering Myrsine Zorba
Fed by curiosity and beauty - Remembering Myrsine Zorba
storyboard: Victor and Verlin discussing about top hat
storyboard: Victor and Verlin discussing about top hat
In Focus_ The Evolution of Boudoir Photography in NYC.pdf
In Focus_ The Evolution of Boudoir Photography in NYC.pdf
Quilts: A metaphor for content
- 1. Quilts A metaphor for content
- 2. Agenda Mostly warm and cozy this:
- 3. Agenda (cont) And a little bit of snuggly that: From Forbes: 5 Big Brands Confirm That Content Marketing Is The Key To YourConsumerImage sourced from Daily Blogma
- 4. Like I said, mostly these:
- 5. Pain points and “opportunities” • Needles through fingers • Burns from irons • Pin pricks • Repetitive stress injuries • Back and neck pain • Slices from rotary cutters • Too much time searching for content • Too much time evaluating search results • Too much time determining whether information is accurate and complete • No way to filter, customize, or share custom content Klutz Glove, from Sewaholic, by Tasia From dfs Enterprises, LLC
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- 8. Note: Jennifer and Henry wanted a wall hanging…and they got a queen-sized bed quilt
- 9. Measure twice..3 times… or 4! From “Quilt with Marci Baker” by Marci Baker From GIBANET
- 11. Cut judiciously! From “Diary of a Quilter” by Amy Smart
- 13. Team for the best result From Business to Community’s “3 Ways Sales Teams Can Get The Content They Need” From The Quilt Show’s “Quilter's Quips and Tips: What is a Quilting Bee?”
- 15. Plan the work; work the plan From www.silverliningsoriginals.comby Linda Hibbert From Portfolioon ihearttechnicalwriting.com
- 17. Design, design, design! From “RESTful API design: nouns are good, verbs are bad” on apigee From Windblownby Maria Elkins of Beavercreek, Ohio by GenerationQMagazine.com Ruffled FeathersRoxanne Nelson from 42nd Annual NQA Quilt Show Awards High Tech Tucks #32by Caryl Bryer Fallertfrom bryerpatch.com
- 20. Thank you!