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New Article Posted – What's Plaguing Associations 2012 – The Dog That Didn't Bark

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I’ve posted a new article on my website. For six years I have conducted a one-question, non-scientific survey of association executives, asking them “What data management/database issue are you being challenged with right now?” This year I received over 170 responses from association executives representing all types and sizes of associations. As I always do, I’ve …

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What AMS Vendors Think – 2010

Over the past several years Ive conducted a non-scientific survey of association executives, asking them simply what was top of mind with management of their database. (You can see the results of these surveys here, here, here, here, and here.) For a change of pace, Ive asked the AMS vendors to respond to a set …

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Last Chance to Participate in my Seventh Annual One-Question Survey!

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Since 2007, I’ve been conducting an annual non-scientific survey of associations, asking them what their biggest data management issues are. You can find the results of past surveys here. The survey is only one question. You can find the survey here. It will only take you 2-3 minutes to complete. I’m closing the survey on …

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New Article Posted

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I’ve posted a new article on my website, entitled “What’s Plaguing Associations 2008.” Of course, if you’re already on my announcements list, you would have received notice of this new article right in your email box. Not signed up yet? Sign up here.

Everyone's experience is the same (Or, It's just as bad everywhere else)

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After nearly 20 years of working with associations on their databases, I’ve come to one conclusion: No one loves their database. OK, that’s an overstatement; I’ve met three or four people over the years who truly loved their databases (these are strange people). The reality is, most of us tolerate our database programs, and many …

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