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February 15th: prepared for the final conference of our 'TURN Online'
Friday 15 th February 2019

February 15th: prepared for the final conference of our 'TURN Online'

On the 15th of February iWith.org is ready to present the results of long term Strategic Partnership project 'TURN ONline: digital transformation of youth organizations, promoting peace and Human Rights'.
 
We are going to organize the Final Conference about the project topics: digital management, online activism, social communication and e-learning.
 
The programme of the activity will include presentation of 2-years work, discussions and workshops from the experts on the topics of TICs and use of the Internet in the youth field.

You can read here the interview from iWith.org to Maria Cristiana Lucaci, vice president of the 'Group of the European Youth for Change Association' who has been involved in the youth sector for 4 years. Cristiana is responsible for the TURN ONLINE initiative in Romania.

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February 15th: prepared for the final conference of our 'TURN Online'
Friday 15 th February 2019

February 15th: prepared for the final conference of our 'TURN Online'

On the 15th of February iWith.org is ready to present the results of long term Strategic Partnership project 'TURN ONline: digital transformation of youth organizations, promoting peace and Human Rights'.
 
We are going to organize the Final Conference about the project topics: digital management, online activism, social communication and e-learning.
 
The programme of the activity will include presentation of 2-years work, discussions and workshops from the experts on the topics of TICs and use of the Internet in the youth field.

You can read here the interview from iWith.org to Maria Cristiana Lucaci, vice president of the 'Group of the European Youth for Change Association' who has been involved in the youth sector for 4 years. Cristiana is responsible for the TURN ONLINE initiative in Romania.

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Entice your users with the advanced personalization of emails from Abcore Cadí
Wednesday 13 th February 2019

Entice your users with the advanced personalization of emails from Abcore Cadí

Do you know the potential of using personalized emails to seduce your users with creativity? The personalization of emails offered by Abcore Cadí platform can generate positive results within the strategy of your organization. We tell you how to do it.

First you have to know that personalized emails are 26% more likely to be open. If you are not sure how to segment your database, integrate personalization into your emails to drive campaigns by email is a very effective formula.


emails personalizados Abcore Cadí

 
In this sense, creating personalized emails through the Abcore Cadí platform to seduce your users can help you increase your opening rate, make your subscribers more satisfied, generate more conversion in the campaigns you develop from your organization.
 

Before you should keep in mind the following points:

 
Labels corresponding to each personalization.

Name: 
[Name,fallback=]

Email: 
[Email]

Two digits of the day of the month (ej. Del 01 al 31):
[currentdaynumber]

Name of the day of the week (ej. Friday):
[currentday]

Two digits of the month (ej. 01 al 12):
[currentmonthnumber]

Full name of the month (ej. May):
[currentmonth]

The four digits that represent any year (ej. 2019):
[currentyear]

The idea is to replace the name or number you want to put in the email with the code that is in brackets. The visual result of the email will be the following:

Name: 
María García

Email: 
maria@gmail.com

Day of the month:
11

Day of the week: 
Friday

Two digits of the month: 
02

Name of the month:  
February

The four digits that represent any year:
2019
 
If you try this advanced email sending system through Abcore Cadi, you will undoubtedly contribute to the loyalty of your users and subscribers. The personalization of the contents is a commitment to a quality treatment that guarantees close ties between the parties, permanent feedback among your users, commitment to continuous improvement by the organization and a positive image. You'll see how, afterwards, the word of mouth recommendation will be the best reward for your email customization efforts.
 

 

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What is the 'Agile' methodology and how can it help your organization?
Friday 8 th February 2019

What is the 'Agile' methodology and how can it help your organization?

'Agile' is much more than a methodology for the development of projects that require speed and flexibility, it is a philosophy that involves a different way of working and organizing.

Each project is 'chopped' into small parts that have to be completed and delivered in a few weeks. The objective is to develop quality products and services that respond to the needs of customers whose priorities change at a growing rate.



 
These methodologies were born in the software development industry, when companies in this sector understood that the traditional way of working delayed the delivery of the final product a lot. Processes normally based on a closed contract, with little communication from the workers, which led to poor quality deliverables.
 
In 2001, the CEOs of the main software companies in Utah met. There they shared the best practices of each company and created the 'Agile Manifesto'.
 
A model of continuous improvement in which it is planned, created, the result is checked and improved. Something that is constant and fast, with reduced delivery times that seek to avoid dispersion and focus all attention on a task entrusted.
 

The main advantages of 'agile' are:

 
1. Improve quality: Minimize errors in deliverables and improve the experience and functionality for the client.
2. Greater commitment: Improves employee satisfaction and generates team awareness.
3. Speed: Shortens production cycles and minimizes reaction times and decision making.
4. Increased productivity: By allocating resources better, and more dynamically, improves production according to the priorities of the company.
 

Its operation in the work environment

 
To give an example, in the scrum framework, the project is divided into small parts that have to be completed and delivered in short terms, called 'sprints'. In this way, if any changes have to be made, only changes are made to the party involved and in a very short time. At iwith.org we use the Scrum methodology since 2013.
 
Another of the most characteristic features of agile methodologies is the use of multidisciplinary teams that work together, side by side, throughout the process. Thus, for example, the head of marketing can give feedback on how the final product is turning out to the technician who is performing a specific task.
 
In this way, and together with the faster, earlier and more frequent deliveries, the resulting product is exactly what the market is demanding.
 
Agile teams hold daily sessions in which each member has to explain three things: what tasks he has completed, what he is going to do and, if there are any, to point out the impediments that have not allowed him to advance.
 
These meetings are called 'dailys' and they help all the team members know where each work is and they are aware of how they can collaborate so that the project can keep moving forward. The philosophy 'Agile' was born more than 10 years ago by the hand of the giants of 'software', but little by little it has been extended to other areas, including that of the Third Sector.

If you want to know more about the topic you can visit this page: https://www.agilealliance.org/agile101/the-agile-manifesto/
 
 

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“Education for Peace in a Multi-Religious World”: Celebrating World Human Rights Day
Monday 4 th February 2019

“Education for Peace in a Multi-Religious World”: Celebrating World Human Rights Day

“There is no hope for peace without knowledge, which awakens us to our shared identity and connectedness as human beings”, said Mr. Anantanand Rambachan, Professor of Religion at St. Olaf College (US) and Columnist at Huffington Post. 

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