Jennifer E. Burke, President of IntelliCraft Research, presented at the AIIP 2019 Conference on Productivity Tools for running your business. Chris Cochran, AIIP member, reports on Jennifer’s Conference session






Jennifer E. Burke, President of IntelliCraft Research, presented at the AIIP 2019 Conference on Productivity Tools for running your business. Chris Cochran, AIIP member, reports on Jennifer’s Conference session
AIIP members, Linda Rink, Chrissy Geluk, and Matt Von Hendy tackled proposing and negotiating costs, deadlines, deliverables and project scope in their panel presentation at the AIIP19 Conference. Marilyn Harmacek, Insight Analyst at MHConsulting reports on the tips and tricks shared by the panel speakers.
And so on and so on Remember the commercials from the 80s for Faberge Organics Shampoo? One, with Heather Locklear, went like this: “When I first tried Faberge Organics Shampoo with pure wheat germ oil and honey, it was so good, I told two friends about it. And they told two friends. And so on.… Read More »
Liz Bywater, author of Slow Down to Speed Up: Lead, Succeed and Thrive in a 24/7 World, delivered the keynote address at the AIIP 2019 Annual Conference. AIIP member, Jan Knight, Bancroft Information Services reports on the key notes from the Keynote
by Holley Hughes Most AIIP members run solo businesses, so managing cash flow is vital at all stages of business – from getting started to managing larger projects. In the April AIIP member-to-member webinar Marge King shared her perspective on how independent info pros can strategically manage their cash flow. In conversation with webinar moderator… Read More »
by Phyllis Smith, ITKVector Inc. I learned the hard way, before I started an information business, that if you don’t control your own personal brand, you leave the door is open for others to do it for you. Personal branding is more than a great logo and a sharp elevator pitch detailing your services. You need tell your audiences… Read More »
Blog post by AIIP member Ellen Naylor Have you ever had to negotiate your way through a Master Service Agreement (MSA)? AIIP member Ellen Naylor avoided that process until a couple of years ago. In this post she shares what she has learned from her experiences with MSAs.
by Mary Ellen Bates, Bates Information Services Have you ever struggled to describe what you do in a way that your prospective clients really hear you? Do they nod and say “Oh, that’s nice” or do they immediately recognize you as the person who can help solve their most important problem? If you aren’t getting… Read More »
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