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Director, CDC Virtual Platform Initiative, CDCAdam B. Arthur oversees the Virtual Platform Initiative (VPI) program for the CDC’s Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services. Arthur directs VPI use cases, generating best practices and virtual engagement and learning solutions for the federal government and government partners. Adam has considerable experience advising government agencies and associations on trends and solutions in technology and virtual engagement innovations. His team produced the government’s first social networking platform, www.phConnect.org, and the first virtual and hybrid online conference portals in government. He has been featured in numerous publications, including The Huffington Post, Convene magazine, and BizBash magazine. Adam recently received the CDC’s Sustainability Star award and HHS’s Green Champion, Change Agent award for his work in bringing green, virtual technologies to the government.

Adam Arthur

The explosion of feature-rich, interactive, cloud-based meeting and conferencing technologies has already begun to restructure how organizations communicate and disseminate, study, and archive digital assets and data. With the use of webcams, audio and video streaming, and real-time file and information sharing becoming the norm within social channels, organizations feel pressure to keep up with their customers, partners, and workforce.
With the rapid advancement of technology and the desire for more frequent, up-to-date, and convenient access to materials and people, perpetual venues have demonstrated tremendous potential as the next disruptive paradigm shift in online technology. In this webinar, Adam B. Arthur, director of the CDC’s Virtual Platform Initiative, will present a comprehensive road map for leaders, planners, technologists, acquisition professionals, educators, communicators, web pros, multimedia specialists, and advisors to execute these initiatives successfully.
In this webinar, you will learn:

how perpetual venues can replace or augment your websites and learning portals, breathing new life into your organization’s mission
how perpetual venues can save you time and money while utilizing relevant people, processes, and infrastructure
how touch-point engagement and microlearning will supercharge your public relations, user satisfaction, retention, performance, and top-of-mind penetration initiatives
how you can make disruptive shifts less disrupting, avoiding costly mistakes and implementing positive changes. 


Perpetual Venues: Extend ROI through Touch-Point Engagement and MicroLearning

November 2015 - The Public Manager

Leveraging virtual touch points and microlearning can serve both government employees and citizens. Here’s how.

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