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SumTotal® Analytics & Reporting Optimization

Join us for a SumTotal Advanced Reporting Lunch & Learn May 29 - Wednesday, 12 PM at Dallas, TX

BUILD A DATA-DRIVEN LEARNING ORGANIZATION

Are you struggling to build your reporting library and achieve your reporting goals?

Want to drive the maximum value of your SumTotal Advanced Reporting?

Take the advantage of Pixentia Analytics Resource Center which can provide all the support you need to become a data driven organization.

Our Analytics Center can help you with -

Day-to-day reporting assisstance to build your reporting library

Consulting that help you identify trends and anomalies in your data

Workshops to zero in on a business need and determine what information you need to assess the issue

Creating comprehensive data models to predict outcomes

Go beyond operational reporting to advanced predictive and prescriptive analytics to drive better decisions at every level of your organization.

Listen a Little; Get a Lot!

Thanks to the demand, we’ve extended our Lunch & Learns through May! If you missed your chance in April, we’re giving you three more chances to get in on these amazing deals!

Come join us for lunch (on us) and sit in on a presentation on the advantages of Radiesse, Belotero, and Xeomin! Attendees will get exclusive deals such as:

Buy 1 vial of Radiesse, get 20 units of Xeomin (a $250 value) at no extra charge!

Buy 2 vials of Radiesse, get the 2nd vial at 20% off, PLUS the 20 units of Xeomin at no extra charge!

Buy 3 vials of Radiesse, get the all of the above, plus 1 vial of Belotero on us!

These offers are ONLY available to those who attend the Lunch & Learn event, so don’t miss out on chance to save big!

Let us know of any allergies, gluten intolerance, and vegan preferences so we may accommodate in advance.

Details

Dates:

Tuesday, May 3rd. 12PM – 1PM.

Tuesday, May 17th. 12PM – 1PM.

Tuesday, May 24th. 12PM – 1PM.

Map

400 W Magee Rd, Tucson, AZ 85704 520.638.5553

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RSVP For Dates:  Tues, May 3rd. 12-1PM. Tues, May 17th. 12-1PM. Tues, May 24th. 12-1PM.

Meal Accommodations:

On Friday January 16th we were joined by a panel of marketers who bring with them years of Communications and Digital Media experience.

Joining us were Kim Denstedt, who teaches Public Relations, Corporate Communications, Media Relations, and Advertising to post-grad students in the Integrated Marketing Communications Program at Conestoga College. Nicole Renfer, who is a graduate of both Conestoga College and Wilfrid Laurier, and currently works as the Marketing Coordinator at Honeypot Marketing in Waterloo. Sarah Rodrigues, who graduated from both the University of Waterloo and Conestoga College and is currently pursuing an MBA part-time while working as the Advertising Coordinator for Skyline Living. And Riani DeWet, who is currently working towards a post-graduate certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications, and has extensive work experience in government, including Marketing, PR, Communications, and Event Management.

The topic focused on Integrated Marketing plans, the central point being that marketing plans need to be integrated, so that all parts of the organization are working together to avoid waste in resources and time implementing the same or similar ideas across departments. It is better to integrate early, especially for small companies as it’s harder to go back and fix things later.

Another key point of discussion was the need to know your audience, and to create a chain of touch points during their journey that has consistent, but tailored messaging. The goal is to communicate the same message, but in different ways, depending on the needs and desires of your audience.

When it comes to Crisis Communications, it was stressed that having a cohesive team is much more effective than group of teams, or silos of departments, as from their experience cohesive teams pull their organizations through P.R. disasters more effectively.

Finally, the importance of setting measurable objectives right from the beginning and knowing what you are trying to achieve, whether it be an increase in sales, the change of sentiment, or an increase in awareness, these need to be set and the mechanics of their measurement need to be defined before beginning to enact the plan.

As for the future of Marketing and Communications, all the panelists agreed that big data and the knowledge of how to utilize and interpret this data would be a major skill for the future, as well as understanding technology such as social media – which has already had a massive effect on Marketing and P.R.