Something as simple as a postcard from one conference can be a networking investment toward your next conference. Here's how one eStudent Services team member was able to network like a champ at a recent conference by using a postcard from a previous one for some critical research into such things as who the keynote speakers were and who other attendees of the upcoming conference could be.
Earlier this week I had the great pleasure of attending the 2014 Internet2 Global Summit in Denver.
With the theme of “Welcome to the New Era,” the well-attended conference reflected the international nature of our community’s work and the challenges we all are facing.
An OARnet colleague asked me what my top three takeaways were; I thought you might be interested as well. They are:
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