Private sector entities rarely share what best practices they have employed to attain a competitive advantage. This is exactly the opposite of my experience in K12. Superintendents, administrators, educators want to share best practices so others can gain those advantages.
Read More4 Reasons Small Governing Boards are Going Paperless
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Alyssa Thornley | February 2, 2017
Businesses, schools, and homes across the country have been moving away from their reliance on paper for decades. For a long time, the paperless technology that made this possible for every day people seemed like a luxury that smaller government and civic boards couldn’t justify.
Read MoreWhy Using Google Docs for Board Meeting Governance is Only Half the Solution
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Alyssa Thornley | January 17, 2017
Google Docs and Dropbox increasingly play a role in the operations of businesses, nonprofits, and small governing boards. These online services allow organizations to store files of all types and distribute them to members while eliminating paper from their processes.
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