By CAL Entertainment Exclusive Speaker, Dave Logan Rule #1 of communication is to say something in real time about what bugs you. If something another person does bugs you, you’ve got about a week to say something before the issue sinks into your soul and rots. It’s easy to say “communicate in real time,” but
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By Anne Thornley-Brown for Cvent Like many event planners, I travel a lot. I always leave my mobile phone at home. You see, during my 6-1/2 years working for a cellular phone company, I had a close-up view of how easy it is for customers to run up mobile phone bills and end up in
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by Libby Gill Summer is over. School and work are back in session. Maybe you’ve been slowing down or even gotten completely stuck. Don’t beat up on yourself, it’s all part of the human condition. The first step is to determine where you’re stuck so you can begin getting unstuck. Take a look at
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By CAL Entertainment Exclusive Speaker, Nolan Bushnell In my research on the use of these emerging software tools there are important advantages to patients as well as all the chain of caregivers. While pharmaceuticals & mechanisms are the backbone for good care, knowledge is perhaps more important than either. The wrong drug or procedure is
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Via Cvent.com Event planners frequently need to brainstorm and pull the ideas together quickly. The right tools for generating, assessing and presenting ideas can be helpful when: developing event themes generating ideas for decor designing promotional strategies menu planning problem solving streamlining logistics While most of brainstorming tools aren’t new, more frequent and disciplined use
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By Kathy Janich for PlanYourMeetings. When was the last time you thought about a meeting or event from the attendee’s point of view? You might consider doing so once in a while, just to remind yourself what it’s like for someone coming in cold. Using a recent conference I attended, let’s look at what worked
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