Event Digital and IT Trends for 2012
IRIS NFP Solutions 2012 Roadshow - Digital & IT Trends for 2012 in the Membership Sector
Overview
MailIndigoBlue's Managing Director Rob Smith is presenting the opening sesson at Iris's NFP Solutions 2012 Roadshow.
Based on current work reviewing the IT strategies for the membership market, Rob will provide an insight into trends that organisations could or should be considering for adoption.
Rob will identify the key digital and IT trends that are most important to membership organisations. He will then draw out how these trends, together with the organisation's business strategy, input into the IT strategy to provide a roadmap for the organisation's IT and improve support for the business strategy.
Rob's presentation will focus on the revolution that is affecting the NFP sector and how forward looking organisations can embrace change and transform their operation; to grow revenues and significantly improve stakeholder engagement and service. He will look at 5 key areas: understanding customers; productisation; the future of the web; cloud computing and collaboration.
07 FEB 2012 | Iris NFP Seminar | Royal College of Surgeons, London
SPEAKERS
Rob Smith
Managing Director and joint founder of IndigoBlue, Rob has built the organisation into an award winning consultancy which is recognised for its industry leading expertise in Agile management and strategic business change.
In addition to his managerial responsibilities Rob continues to provide consultancy services and works with a number of clients to develop and evolve business-aligned technology strategies.
Prior to IndigoBlue, Rob was IT Director at the Reuters' company Sila Communications, with responsibility for the development and delivery of global mobile financial products; and Professional Services Director at the leading financial software house, Synamic Limited.
WHAT WE'RE SAYING
I get asked the question ‘who is your favourite 19th century Prussian Field Marshal’ quite a lot, as I suspect you do as well. There are of course several great contenders for this title, but my vote has to go Helmuth Von Moltke the Elder. Why? Because of his contribution to the concept of dynamic planning! Trying to convince people that planning is a continuous and never ending process and not something that’s completed at the start of a project is a constant challenge for me and I will grab any support I can get.
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