Technology

A survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in February 2022 revealed that 64% of people surveyed find that working from home has made it easier to balance work and personal life. However, the survey also revealed that 60% of also feel less connected to their coworkers than before. How do companies win the remote work game?

As technology continues to rapidly evolve, many organizations are finding themselves in need of modernizing their systems to keep up with the times. In an exclusive interview with Texas Library Association’s Executive Director, Shirley Robinson, CAE, she shares her insights on the challenges and benefits of modernizing their AMS.

Web accessibility has been part of the web development conversation for decades now, but even some of the biggest brands are missing the mark today.

Last year, TSAE published our Diversity + Inclusion Association Assessment Tool as a resource for our members to use in their own Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts. With this being our DEI Issue, we wanted to bring it back again for those of you who are new or may have missed it in the past.

Association executives use research all the time. We run surveys and focus groups to better understand our members’ most important goals and most pressing problems so we can make good decisions about the programs, products, and services we offer to meet those needs.

Associations should consider developing their own mobile app that more holistically and permanently represents the association and its members to stay engaged – in the most engaging place.

Think that cybercriminals are too busy trying to hack into the computer networks of large businesses to go after your association? Think again!

Mobile apps can easily improve the attendee experience, so what's stopping you from looking at the options out there?

Google is making it less and less desirable to have a plain old HTTP site, encouraging security and privacy for all.

For years, association efforts, both to digitize and to go digital, have continued to lag.