According to BusinessDictionary.com the definition of networking in business is: Creating a group of acquaintances and associates and keeping it active through regular communication for mutual benefit. Networking is based on the question "How can I help?" and not with "What can I get?"
Through the activities of McKesson’s Super User Network, we strive to build a sense of community and engagement – to bring humanity back into the workplace. Come hear how we identify and reach out to potential Super Users and then provide “care and feeding” once they are aboard, including ongoing education and communications, skills enhancement and leadership opportunities.
If you are a super user and are required to convey information to the end users you support, presentation skills are important. During this session, you will learn about connecting to the audience and grabbing their attention, closing with impact, and how to handle questions.
Most organizations never invest enough in ongoing user sustainment. So if you’re building or running a Super User program you need an edge. You need a way to increase your impact while optimizing the limited resources you have. User adoption analytics can give you that edge.
In this session we are going to discuss three key areas; how to
1. Increase the reach of your Super User program
2. Expand your services portfolio
3. Improve the results of your program
