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Introducing Digital Savviness

Hello to everyone from the PharmaMed conference. If you heard my talk, you’re one of the first people to know about “Digital Savviness.” You also know that the book and profiling tool aren’t quite ready. So, as promised, you can sign up here to be among the first to know when the book is available (free of charge to all my readers) and when the website with the profiling tool launches (free to everyone). Expect them both around late January. These things take time…or so they tell me.

Digital Savviness Book Cover

In the meantime, just fill out this simple form and we’ll make sure we drop you a line when we’ve got something new to report. Feel free to share this with your friends and colleagues. In order to get a free book, you and your friends need to sign up here, so we can track who we owe books to. And remember, it’s first come first served, so sign up early. (Note: This list will only be used to inform you of events related to the launch of the book and website. You won’t be signed up for anything else and we only plan to send two emails between now and the launch.)

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If you want a copy of my slides, you can get them from this link. One word of caution, there aren’t any speaker notes, so much of this won’t make sense if you didn’t hear my talk. I hope to have notes added soon. In the meantime, you can use this to refresh your memory or review some of the graphics.

Digital Savviness  (421 downloads)

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A few of you who didn’t attend the talk have asked to see what a couple of Digital Savviness profiles might look. So, here you go:

Digital Savviness Profile Digital Savviness Profile

Oh yes, a couple more things while I’ve got you here…

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Lastly, be sure to check out the Mini White Paper Series. These are posts on a general issue that can be re-applied to many other situations. For example, my post on The Myth of Adverse Event Reporting covers how pharma can deal with adverse event reports and how often they really occur online. The information in that post can be used in a number of different situations. So, that’s what it takes to be a “Mini White Paper.” And, yes, they’re long. So, here are all the articles that currently feature the Mini White Paper icon:

Mini White Paper

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