Talis Aspire User Group Australia Moving Forward

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This document outlines the agenda for a Talis Aspire User Group meeting, including discussions around the Talis Aspire product and reading list features, customer newsletters, service notifications, ways to work with and get feedback from Talis, building a user community through a mailing list and sharing experiences, and following up after the meeting with a feedback questionnaire, actions from the meeting, and links to presentations and additional information.

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Talis Aspire User Group
Moving Forward

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Thursday, 6 February 14

Talis Engagement

Thursday, 6 February 14

Talis Engagement
• Talis Aspire Product Hours: Reading List and Digitised Content

Thursday, 6 February 14

Talis Engagement
• Talis Aspire Product Hours: Reading List and Digitised Content
• Customer Newsletter

Thursday, 6 February 14

Talis Engagement
• Talis Aspire Product Hours: Reading List and Digitised Content
• Customer Newsletter
• Talis Aspire Service Notiﬁcations

Thursday, 6 February 14

Talis Engagement
• Talis Aspire Product Hours: Reading List and Digitised Content
• Customer Newsletter
• Talis Aspire Service Notiﬁcations
• How do you want to work with Talis?

Thursday, 6 February 14

Community
• Mailing list

Thursday, 6 February 14

Community
• Mailing list
• How do you want to work together?

Thursday, 6 February 14

Community
• Mailing list
• How do you want to work together?
• Learning from each others experiences

Thursday, 6 February 14

Community
• Mailing list
• How do you want to work together?
• Learning from each others experiences
• Talis Aspire User Group

Thursday, 6 February 14

Post Talis Aspire User Group

Thursday, 6 February 14

Post Talis Aspire User Group
• Feedback questionnaire

Thursday, 6 February 14

Post Talis Aspire User Group
• Feedback questionnaire
• Actions from user group

Thursday, 6 February 14

Post Talis Aspire User Group
• Feedback questionnaire
• Actions from user group
• Links to presentations

Thursday, 6 February 14

Post Talis Aspire User Group
• Feedback questionnaire
• Actions from user group
• Links to presentations
• Links to useful information

Thursday, 6 February 14

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