CMSF Social Media

CMSF 2012 SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDE

CMSF 2012 Social Media is proudly supported by our Platinum Industry Partner

Why social media?

At every CMSF we encourage lively debate about the issues that matter most to you and the industry, and this one is no different. However, sometimes one session isn't long enough to investigate all the subject matter and of course, you can't attend every session. To that end, social media is a way for you, the delegates and voice of CMSF 2012, to get as much value from the conference as possible.

Are you leveraging Twitter and LinkedIn channels to engage with your members? Join the conversation!

Superpartners, our official social media partners of CMSF 2012 will give you a reason to be part of the new wave of social media engagement. Visit their innovative social media booth for all the tools you need to get started. Plus, there will be social media helpers on hand to explain the tools, why they are important and how to get started. It's all about connecting with your stakeholders, so be sure to drop by.

How to get involved:

Twitter
@cmsf2012 to follow the conference discussion and use #cmsf12 in your tweets

Facebook
Facebook.com/aistbuzz

Video/YouTube
You Tube Channel: AIST Super
AIST TV: aisttv.tv

CMSF Conference App

In its second year the CMSF Conference App gives all delegates access to the conference via their smart phone or tablet device. The CMSF App contains the full program, ability to create your own tailored program with just the sessions you want to attend, quick links through to the CMSF 2012 social media sites, the ability to take and store notes and leave feedback on the session you attend.

Access the CMSF 2012 Conference App

Access the CMSF 2012 Conference App User Guide

Delegate Participation and Social Media Etiquette

While robust discussion is encouraged, there are a few things to keep in mind.

Be courteous
Steer clear of personal insults, obscenity, or engage in any conduct that would be unacceptable in your workplace.

No spamming
No advertising or promoting products or repetitively posting the same post.

Personal judgement
If you feel even slightly uneasy about something you are about to publish, then the chances are you shouldn't do it. Remember, the information you publish will be visible to other web users for a long time.

AIST reserves the right to remove any posts across their related social medium forums which are viewed to be offensive or unlawful.

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