Learn from Others

While the importance of on-site training programs still remains high, professional societies may be questioning the format of these seminars as the use of technology continues to increase and play an integral part in our daily activities.

The purpose of our survey, "The Impact of Educational Material for On-Site Training," was to understand more about the organizations, trends and challenges for those who provide face-to-face training for their members.

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Best Practices and Solutions for Associations

Transportation Research Board

Learn how this organization turned to a knowledge center to host over 2,250 technical papers and 3,500 oral and poster presentations to deliver more content to a larger audience in a more convenient way.

Appraisal Institute

Learn how Appraisal Institute gained 24/7 access to all course and publication inventory, sales and shipping data without having the stress of in-house production... allowing for more focus on brand promise and membership satisfaction.

Great Place to Work Institute

Learn how this organization overcame late materials from their presenters and a cumbersome collection process to a streamlined process that worked well for both staff and presenters.

Solid Waste Association of North America

Learn how this mid-sized association overcame an inefficient, cumbersome in-house process, trying to print 46 separate publications with different bindings, different run lengths and changing inventory requirements.

Association Survey Findings

Capitalizing on Content

A survey analysis from over 550 associations on how they use their educational content.

The Impact of Educational Material for On-Site Training

A summary of how over 280 associations are managing their on-site training and educational materials.

Online Abstract Collection and Management Benchmarking Survey Results

Learn how over 280 associations are collecting and managing submissions for their annual meetings and conferences.