Tag Archives: e-mail
David Hale of Merck Says “Stop the Spam”
David Hale of Merck thinks that Pharma is abusing e-mail and we need to do a better job of targeting our communications. He explains to our own Alice An why segmentation may be the answer....
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Tagged #digphar, david hale, digital pharma east 2011, e-mail, merck, Pixels and Pills
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Generation Y and Health: The Healthcare Revolution
This post continues our new series on Generation Y and their relationship with their health. From challenges to epidemics, this series attempts to expose how these digital natives are managing...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
Tagged adoption, application, civic, collaboration, communication, Design, diversity, doctor, e-mail, Education, Generation Y, happiness, healthcare, holistic, independent, inefficiency, iPad, medical information, millennial, patient community, practice management, revolution, sharing, Skype, social media, technology, transparency
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POINT: Is Social Media Better than Face-to-Face Interaction?
This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. We're strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...
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Tagged collaborate, collaboration, communicate, conversation, e-mail, experience, face to face, Facebook, feedback, globalization, ideas, information, Knowledge, multimedia, multitasking, personal, phone, Productivity, retweet, searchable, share, social media, technology, Twitter, workforce
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Messaging Madness
By Jon Fisher (@jmfisher) Is e-mail destined to go the way of postal mail? While e-mail is nearly ubiquitous and remains a popular form of communication among business users, speculation that new...
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Tagged brand, business, chat, communication, Compliance, e-mail, equity, Facebook, management, messaging, network, organize, Pharma industry, regulations, silo, technology, time-sensitive, Web
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Twitter: What’s It For?
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) One of the biggest issues affecting business throughout 2010 and before has been how much the media that covers business has compacted. This summer at the eXL...
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Tagged business, conference, discussion, e-mail, journalism, livetweeting, media, multitask, notes, participation, presentation, quotes, social media, statustics, strategy, Twitter
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Re-Balancing Work and Life
By Jason Brandt (@Jasondmg3) Pop quiz: What do you have in your pocket? What do you do first thing in the morning? What do you do last thing at night? Modern technology is breathtaking, and nobody...
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Tagged balance, BlackBerry, e-mail, life, Mobile phone, Pharmaceutical industry, Productivity, social media, technology, Twitter, work
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Cognitive Surplus: Problem or Solution?
By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) The average American logs about 60 hours a month online, and spends one-third of that time on social networks and playing games, according to data from recent Neilsen...
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Tagged cognitive surplus, digital, e-mail, engaging, games, goals, ideas, innovation, instant messaging, Nielsen, questions, social networks, work, YouTube
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A Multifaceted Strategy
By Andy Smith Social media has changed many facets of business from how we interact, exchange ideas and information, and generate innovation. Even traditional media is going social to engage...