I’d posed this question in a few circles to mixed feedback. While some agree it is more than time for STC to step up and employ more interactive/informative technologies, others seem averted to the idea, in some cases seeing it as an attack on those who aren’t riding the tech/social media trend.
The idea is simple: Use technology wisely to provide information about Summit sessions, speakers, events, etc. and include the ability to share and comment on all entries. Why? To enrich the conference experience, to cater to the growing social technology adoption among membership, and to add overall value for STC, speakers and members.
What do you think? A good idea? Or is it too much too soon for STC?
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