Podcasts about powerdms

Ray Lau is Director of Growth Marketing at PowerDMS. Prior to that, Ray led customer marketing at the company, and I was really interested in how his experience in customer advocacy influenced his approach to growth. On this episode, we cover:  What he believes is the ultimate goal of marketing How his experience in customer marketing...

Ray Lau is Director of Growth Marketing at PowerDMS. Prior to that, Ray led customer marketing at the company, and I was really interested in how his experience in customer advocacy influenced his approach to growth. On this episode, we cover:  What he believes is the ultimate goal of marketing How his experience in customer marketing...

What questions are other organizations asking when purchasing policy management software that you too should be asking. Over the last five years, Taylor Rapp has assisted hundreds of organizations in the process of purchasing and implementing PowerDMS to manage their policies. We sat down with Taylor to hear the top 5 FAQs that organizations ask to help determine if PowerDMS is the right solution for their organization. The questions surround topics such as:Ease of UseAccess ControlRevision ControlCollaborationReportabilityAs a helpful exercise, listen to this week's episode and ask these same questions of your current policy management solution.

As the Corporate Compliance Coordinator in an organization of over 23,000 staff, Abby Ratliff brings an insightful perspective on keeping thousands of people on the same page.When Abby started at AmerisourceBergen over 9 years ago, she remembers when the simple act of finding an up-to-date policy could be a challenge. Fast forward 9 years later, Abby shares how centralizing their policy management in PowerDMS has made a positive impact throughout the organization.We cover topics such as:How policy management affects salesIs using email the best way to collaborate on policy changes?The benefits of centralizing policies in one software solution

Meet Ray Lau, Director of Growth Marketing at PowerDMS, a solution that helps organizations reduce risk and liability with a comprehensive compliance and content management solution. Ray has been in B2B marketing for over ten years and believes marketing's ultimate goal is to create an advocate for life.In this episode, you'll learn about how customer advocacy can be a massive growth lever for any business, a reward system to exponentially grow your customer marketing channels, and what conversational marketing actually looks like in action. And finally, you'll learn about the strategic breakdown to lifecycle marketing stages. Enjoy!Notes:- 03:00 Streamlining Policy, Training, And Accreditation Lifecycles- 06:10 Growing The Product By Continuing To Listen To Customers' Needs- 09:30 Customer Advocacy Is A Great Way To Help A Businesses Stand Out- 11:40 Inviting Promoters To Join The Advocacy Program- 12:50 Customer Advocacy Driving New Customer Acquisition- 14:00 Running A Formal Customer Advocacy Program- 17:35 Tracking The Opportunities That Come From An Advocacy Program- 20:05 Without All The Fluffiness Conversational Marketing Is A Chat Bot- 23:30 Chat Bot Results: More Personal Connections W/ Prospects And Opportunities- 25:50 Growth Marketing Is About The Entire Customer LifeCycle- 28:10 Lead Nurturing Strategy: Taking Them From The Beginning All The Way Up Until Advocacy- 32:05 Mapping Out A Longer-Term Nurture Sequence With Resources- 36:30 Biggest Challenge Ahead: Doing Real Demand Generation- 38:00 Lightning Questions

In this show, host J.B. Adams interviews Joshua Snyder, who currently serves as the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development at PowerDMS, a company that provides comprehensive, cloud-based compliance and content management solutions to help organizations reduce risk and liability. The first half of the show is the Crummer Connections interview that was recorded and broadcast earlier in 2020. The second half of the show is a panel Q&A session with Mr. Snyder and selected Crummer alumni and students.

En esta serie, nuestro anfitrión J.B. Adams entrevista a Joshua Snyder, quien actualmente se desempeña como vicepresidente de asociaciones estratégicas y desarrollo comercial en PowerDMS. El Sr. Snyder se graduó de Crummer en 2010 como parte de EAMBA 13. En el tiempo transcurrido desde su graduación, ha continuado manteniendo una relación sólida con Crummer, trabajando en el Centro de Emprendimiento Avanzado durante cinco años, sirviendo en la recaudación de fondos del Oktoberfest de Crummer. y unirse a la junta de ex alumnos.

En esta serie, nuestro anfitrión J.B. Adams entrevista a Joshua Snyder, quien actualmente se desempeña como vicepresidente de asociaciones estratégicas y desarrollo comercial en PowerDMS. El Sr. Snyder se graduó de Crummer en 2010 como parte de EAMBA 13. En el tiempo transcurrido desde su graduación, ha continuado manteniendo una relación sólida con Crummer, trabajando en el Centro de Emprendimiento Avanzado durante cinco años, sirviendo en la recaudación de fondos del Oktoberfest de Crummer. y unirse a la junta de ex alumnos.

When leaders don't pay attention to the signals they get from their environment, they risk disaster. In Part 1 of this series of interviews, host J.B. Adams talks with Dr. Rick Bommelje, “the Listening Doctor.” In addition to serving as a speaker, consultant, and coach specializing in the areas of listening and leadership, Bommelje is also a professor in the Department of Communication at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. He reminds us that listening is a key characteristic of servant leadership. 01:08 -- Introduction 04:50 -- The Greatest Accomplishment, Part 1: Healthy marriage 11:10 -- The Greatest Accomplishment, Part 2: Becoming a listening expert 20:19 -- The Greatest Accomplishment, Part 3: Coaching philosophy As an affiliate, Victor Media Group may earn from qualifying purchases. Books David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell -- https://amzn.to/3gNbsfq Resources Crummer Graduate School of Business -- https://www.crummer.rollins.edu/ PowerDMS -- https://www.powerdms.com/ Joy & Tom Studios, Inc. -- www.joyandtomstudios.com The Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship -- https://crummer.rollins.edu/centers-excellence/advanced-entrepreneurship/ Cari Haught Coats -- https://www.accendoleader.com/ Credits Guest: Rick Bommelje -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/rickbommelje/ Production by Victor Media Group, Inc. -- https://victormediagroup.co/ Creator / Host -- J.B. Adams Executive Producer -- Gerard Mitchell Video Production -- Jeremy Harmsen

This week we are joined by Steve Barbarich, Director of IT for PowerDMS. Steve shared three practical steps that any organization can take to begin writing policies for information security. His seasoned advice can help organizations mitigate risk like information breaches due to the various type of phishing tactics. Listen today and share it with your IT team!

We are joined by Stephanie Farmer, Chief Compliance Officer at ETHIX360 and Kiana Wheeler, Product Marketing Manager at PowerDMS. Together, they roll out the 5 key insights from the Future of Policy and Compliance Management report that launched September 2020. In this survey over 700 organizations in high-risk and high-liability industries contributed to the report. Stephanie and Kiana talk through actionable data and insights into the challenges and needs these organizations face in their policy and compliance management. https://www.powerdms.com/future-of-policy-and-compliance-management/

In this show, host J.B. Adams interviews Joshua Snyder, who currently serves as the vice president of strategic partnerships and business development at PowerDMS. Mr. Snyder graduated from Crummer in 2010 as a part of EAMBA 13. In the time since his graduation, he has continued to maintain a strong relationship with Crummer, by working at the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship for five years, serving at Crummer's Oktoberfest fundraiser, and joining the alumni board.

In this show, host J.B. Adams interviews Joshua Snyder, who currently serves as the vice president of strategic partnerships and business development at PowerDMS. Mr. Snyder graduated from Crummer in 2010 as a part of EAMBA 13. In the time since his graduation, he has continued to maintain a strong relationship with Crummer, by working at the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship for five years, serving at Crummer's Oktoberfest fundraiser, and joining the alumni board.

On this podcast episode, we hear from two guests: Amy Jensen, who is an Employment Attorney at Ogletree Deakins, and Heather Jones, Director of HR at PowerDMS. Together, they share tips for keeping your organization out of court along with other trending HR topics:Types of lawsuits and the cost associated Why it's hard for employers to win lawsuitsHow to create a culture of complianceHuman Resources with a heartListen in to learn best practices to improve communication, accountability, and mitigate organizational risk. 

Ed Goodman, accreditation manager for the Buckeye Police Department, has been involved in helping agencies achieve accreditation status for over 20 years. Listen as he shares strategies you can use to gain organizational buy-in when presenting large changes to your organization.-----------------------1. The “why” behind getting accredited as a Law Enforcement agency (3:15)2. Accreditation is a risk management tool for your agency (6:40)- International standards of excellence- PowerDMS - single source of truth to track policies and training for all personnel3. Through the accreditation process, the community sees Law Enforcement as more professional (13:30)4. Best practices to overcome hurdles when getting accredited (15:35)- Communication is key with all members of the agency- Explain early and often the “what and why” behind accreditation- Get as many members (of all levels) of the organization involved to get organizational buy-in for policies reviews and changes- Educate members of the local government on the benefits (Reduction of risk and lawsuits, etc.)Helpful Links:Webinar - The Role of Policies in Building and Maintaining Company Culture PowerDMS - Streamlines policy, training, and accreditation lifecycles

To: Audience  From: LPolice Radio  Date: 20 June 2018  Subject: Episode # 40, "The Policy".  Main Topic: The Policy how Law enforcement agencies research, develop and produce policy. A very serious topic for law enforcement sometimes handled by civilians ! yes let me repeat that again, civilians. Now here are some of the elements that a agency will use. 1. committee aspect group of command officials and subject mater experts. 2. Benchmark see what other agencies your size are doing and run with it. .3 Copy and paste the next best thing or what ever other agency policy you like. Alpha Mike, talks about he's experience in developing policy with his former agency, where ever word was placed under a microscope. Alpha talks about PowerDMS and the numbers. Why does it take so long to create a policy? Basic process should be research, development, review, and approval process. All the section should be on a time table and once completed must be presented and buy-in from the command staff. Oh and Alpha Mike reminds all on the General George Patton theory, see and be seen! LP News Countdown:1. Philadelphia police alter trespassing policy after Starbucks arrests.  2. Baltimore school board to vote on new policies for police officers. 3. San Diego Police Issues New Policy On Handling People Living In The US Illegally o9TG training tip: Agency develop policy on the review and acceptance phase. You at your level, examine how the policy will work, how will staff do the policy. Is the policy feasible ? if not in written format tell your supervisor for feed back and guidance. The Conversation: Man can not follow God's law, so the Lord sent He's only son Jesus in creating mercy and grace overcoming the law. Via the love of the cross we comply with God's will by obedience in the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Alpha Mike explains. What's Next: Episode  #41 Money is the Root of All Evil, Narco. The world of narcotics has made billlions but what's the reward? Death, Jail, Running. On the next #LPoliceRadio http://lpoliceradio.com http://o9tg.com #news #iTunes #NowPlaying @LpoliceR LPoliceRadio o9TG Leatherneck7  #Security  

Are your potential clients excited about your product? With a killer demand generation strategy, they will be. Demand generation is ultimately all of your marketing efforts in a nutshell. With a data-driven strategy, you can spend less energy hunting down leads, and more time helping people discover and accept your product on their own. In this episode, Kevin Knox, CMO at PowerDMS, talks about the 3-part demand generation strategy he uses to track how potential leads progress from being mildly interested in the product to actively entering the sales funnel.

Matt LaVoie discusses the differences between developing user interfaces for yourself and being a servant designer, empathizing with customers. Matt LaVoie is a User Experience Designer at PowerDMS, and founder of the Downtown UX Meetup group in Orlando, FL. He enjoys teaching and learning about UX, gardening and building things. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/matt-lavoie-people/ Key Takeaways So many times we solve problems for ourselves, we need to solve them with other people in mind Empathize with customers - be a servant designer It doesn't matter if you know how to use it, you developed it Conduct usability sessions and have everyone on the team sit with the customers, including developers Always keep in mind that there are real people you're writing this code for Watch people use the software you build According to Forrester Research we are officially in the age of the Customer It's no longer good enough to solve a problem, it needs to serve the customer well Have a human centric development process Lean startups are about failing faster, but you dont have to launch to fail - use rapid prototyping Drawing on a napkin Balsalmiq Invite people to use it and watch them use it Are you actually building something that somebody wants? Resources Mentioned PowerDMS Forrester Research - Winning in the Age of the Customer Balsamiq downtownux.com mattplavoie.com Sponsors BookMoreNights.com - You've got the best vacation rental property, but are you getting enough clients? About Hello Tech Pros Hello Tech Pros is the daily podcast that interviews business professionals who work with technology and discuss Motivation, Productivity, Leadership, Technology, People, Entrepreneurship and Being Unplugged.

Hello Tech People. Today I’m happy to have with me Matt Lavoie. Matt Lavoie is the Senior UX Designer at PowerDMS and an expert in UX design. PowerDMS specializes in policy and procedure management, training management and accreditation management software. We discuss introducing UX to the design process, Matt’s day to day activities, Waterfall vs Agile, design sprint types and how to choose the right sprint for your project.