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changed: - The Digital Ceiling: Organisional Issues that Prevent Good Campaigning Online ============================================================================= Increasingly, the main barriers to effective e-campaigning are organisational issues around management vision, budgeting, resourcing, inclusion in planning, etc. This has created a digital ceiling in the organisation that campaigning professionals are find hard to break through. This topic could be (depends on you) used to identify the barriers, what causes them and how to get past them. It could also explore identify strategies that could be used to address the issue in the sector as a whole and as individuals. Are you interested in participating in this group? Then add your name, comments and/or further edit the page with your thoughts, experience and questions to ensure it stays on the agenda. Interested Participants ======================= Format: name, organisation and why this topic? Participant Input ================= Add directly here or via the comments box below. From Richella Wed May 2 06:56:29 -0500 2007 From: Richella Date: Wed, 02 May 2007 06:56:29 -0500 Subject: Richella, Greenpeace Message-ID: <20070502065629-0500@www.fairsay.com> I think the digital ceiling is the biggest barrier that e-campaigers face. In my experiece this problem is not unique to campaigning but is faced by IT specialists operating in a non-IT focussed environment. I'm really keen to identify why this is so and to workshop some techniques for over coming it. From duane Wed May 2 15:37:11 -0500 2007 From: duane Date: Wed, 02 May 2007 15:37:11 -0500 Subject: Anne Fox will join this Message-ID: <20070502153711-0500@www.fairsay.com>
The Digital Ceiling: Organisional Issues that Prevent Good Campaigning Online
Increasingly, the main barriers to effective e-campaigning are organisational issues around management vision, budgeting, resourcing, inclusion in planning, etc. This has created a digital ceiling in the organisation that campaigning professionals are find hard to break through.
This topic could be (depends on you) used to identify the barriers, what causes them and how to get past them. It could also explore identify strategies that could be used to address the issue in the sector as a whole and as individuals.
Are you interested in participating in this group? Then add your name, comments and/or further edit the page with your thoughts, experience and questions to ensure it stays on the agenda.
Interested Participants
Format: name, organisation and why this topic?
Participant Input
Add directly here or via the comments box below.
Richella, Greenpeace --Richella, Wed, 02 May 2007 06:56:29 -0500 reply
I think the digital ceiling is the biggest barrier that e-campaigers face. In my experiece this problem is not unique to campaigning but is faced by IT specialists operating in a non-IT focussed environment. I'm really keen to identify why this is so and to workshop some techniques for over coming it.
Anne Fox will join this --duane, Wed, 02 May 2007 15:37:11 -0500 reply
