Author: Joanna Pineda

Is GenAI Jeopardizing Your Brand Authority?

Last month, some of the largest AMS (association management software) companies (YourMembership, Abila, Aptify and NimbleAMS) joined forces to create Community Brands, which they describe as “a powerful and unified family […]

Why There is Still Room for a Small, Local Player in the AMS Space
Posted on May 11, 2017
Last month, some of the largest AMS  (association management software) companies (YourMembership, Abila, Aptify and NimbleAMS) joined forces to create Community Brands, which they describe as "a powerful and unified family of brands and a connected eco-system of software and services to better serve associations, nonprofits and government entities."
How a $35 Device Disrupted an Industry
Posted on April 7, 2017
A few months ago, the office space committee met to discuss conference rooms at Matrix Group. We have a standing committee that is thinking about the future of work and we decided that we needed more collaborative space, complete with a screen and projector since we're always looking at [...]
“What’s Special About Today? Life Lesson from a Six-Year-Old”
Posted on February 15, 2017
I was trying to get my 6-year old out of bed the other morning. He wouldn't budge. Finally, he challenged me by asking, "What's special about today?" That stopped me my in tracks. "What IS special about today?," I thought. I named a few things: "I'm picking you up early. You have [...]
The Life Changing Benefits of Google’s Primary Inbox
Posted on November 28, 2016
GoogleInboxsm I blogged recently that Matrix Group switched over to Google Apps. I have had a personal Gmail account for many years now and my family can't function without our shared family Google calendar. So now I have Gmail at work and I'm loving it. I especially love Gmail's inbox configurations. Here's how it [...]
Pokémon Go
Posted on September 14, 2016
Can you tell we’re a bit Poké obsessed ourselves? We love the Pokémon Go site for it’s big, bold design and the simple yet effective copy about how the game works.
Histography
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I could get lost in this interactive timeline for hours! Histography pulls historical events from Wikipedia spanning 14 billion years of time. You can filter by time period and category, too! (Note: this is only supported by Chrome at this time.)