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Airline Quality Rating: High Marks, but Consumer Complaints Rising
Despite improvement by airlines in areas such as on-time arrivals and baggage handling last year, passenger complaints increased…
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Aerial Robotics Industry Association Setting Drone-Safety Standards
Aerial robotics company Hoverfly Technologies will debut a new industry association and flight school certification program for drone…
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Beware March Madness: Brackets Bust Worker Productivity
It’s no secret that college basketball’s biggest event distracts workers and strains IT departments throughout the country. Here…
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Could the U.S. Postal Service Privatize Further?
A new report by the National Academy of Public Administration suggests that the service should outsource most of…
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3 Ways to Manage Your Telecommuting Workforce
It’s not about where your staff works from, it’s about how efficiently they can get things done. Telecommuting…
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Learning From Bad Publicity: Gulf Cruise Disaster
A cruise industry association is looking into last month's widely publicized Carnival Cruise incident, as it continues to…
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Talking Tech: NASFT’s Lisa Stefanoff on Stay Focused
Lisa Stefanoff, chief information technology director at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade, on how a…
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Air Traffic Control: Could Sequestration Affect YourTravel?
One of the many angles heard in recent days regarding the pending sequestration is that it may cause…
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Yahoo Says No to Teleworking, But at What Cost?
A company-wide edict that Yahoo employees can no longer work remotely is creating a stir among telecommuting advocates…
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U.S. Postal Service Drops Saturday Letter Delivery
After years of rumors, the U.S. Postal Service has decided to move to five-days-per-week letter delivery. How could…
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Study: Few Part-Time Workers Choose Healthcare Coverage
Only 15 percent of part-time employees are eligible for healthcare coverage and even fewer enroll, according to a…
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Responding to Negative Feedback: Handle Change in Stride
When Gallup found its presidential polls the subject of criticism—and the results ultimately not in line with what…
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Flu Season: Associations Helping Massachusetts Get Over the Flu
The state is reeling from the unusually strong (and early) flu season. Statewide healthcare associations are stepping up…
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There’s an Association for Everything: Boardroom Chair
In sometimes surprising ways, associations play direct and indirect roles in bringing the products, services, and activities of…
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Why The Daily Folded: Was it Too Ambitious for its Own Good?
The Daily, an iPad-only news publication, may have tried to do too many things, leading to its demise.…
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Fewer Employers Block Online Shopping At Work
The percentage of employers blocking access to online shopping sites dropped by almost half from last year, according…
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NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network’s Nonprofit Data Study
A new study by NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network found that although many nonprofits are collecting data, there…
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Storm-Battered Associations Lean on Business Interruption Insurance
Claims on business interruption policies are helping associations weather the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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Mobile Device Management: Learn How to Manage BYOD
Despite the clear trend toward bring-your-own-device computing, IT departments haven't moved nearly as quickly toward mobile device management.…
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Tech Memo: Cloud Accounting’s Silver Lining
Cloud accounting eases financial reporting for associations.
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Gas Shortages Continue in Sandy-Ravaged Areas
Associations, including AAA, are playing key roles in keeping both consumers and station owners informed as the industry…
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Health Insurance Exchange Deadline Looms Large
States must decide whether to set up their own health insurance exchange or participate in a federal program…
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Are You Wired? Lessons for Association Tech Professionals
Keeping up with technology’s breakneck pace isn’t easy—but associations are meeting the challenge by adopting five of the…
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Are You Wired?: Cloud Computing
Cloud computing offers a greater degree of freedom for accessing data — a huge plus, but not one…
