Performance Tuning on the Fly at CMP.LY

Using MongoDB, you’re able to develop and deploy applications quickly. But how do you maintain high performance when you have a small team and are developing at a breakneck pace? At CMP.LY, we tune our applications on the fly using key performance metrics from MongoDB Management Service. Identifying bottlenecks before they become production issues let’s us keep our focus on our application. You’ll walk away from this talk with a clear understanding of how to leverage MMS and key performance metrics to keep your application, and team, humming as your MongoDB usage grows.

Digital Innovation Showcase

CHICAGO – Join digital innovators for a short discussion of successful strategies, and challenges, for incorporating innovation into your brand’s or agency’s projects. You’ll also catch a sneak peak at some of the latest innovative products, including CommandPost – a new-to-market Monitoring, Measurement and Insights (MMI) tool for social media.

Making It All Make Sense – The FFIEC’s Consumer Compliance Risk Management Guidance

WEBINAR – In December 2013, the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) shared its final guidance regarding the use of social media by banks, credit lenders, savings associations and credit unions. So what does this mean for your organization and how can you put it into practice? Join Tom Chernaik, CEO of CMP.LY, and Social’s Angela Wells, Director of Outbound Product Management, for a deep-dive into the FFIEC’s guidance. Learn best practices for responsible and effective social media engagement, policy creation and risk management.

DigitalFlash’s Social Media Week 2014 Event: Tech Untangled

NEW YORK – Are you having trouble finding the best technology, tools, and solutions to meet your brand’s or agency’s marketing needs? Our panel of experts will help you create the right toolkit to optimize your social activity, and share best practices on how brands and vendors can work better together.

#ThinkAgain: Revised Social Media Disclosure Guidance Highlights Updates from the FTC, SEC and Other Regulators …

NEW YORK – Social media has changed the ways in which brands engage with their audiences and engage employees, partners, and advocates. But these new channels for communication brings with it their own set of challenges, especially regarding ensuring that companies are being transparent and ethical with their communications, providing proper disclosure, and complying with all guidelines from governmental regulators.

WOMMA Summit 2013: Ethics and WOMM

NASHVILLE – Tom Chernaik, CEO of CMP.LY, took a detailed look at what communicators – those in traditionally regulated industries and newly regulated – need to focus on when engaging in digital WOMM, and what they can do to address these changes.

Financial Services SIG: Social Media in Highly Regulated Markets

CHICAGO – This event will offer clear, actionable information on how to implement a social media strategy in the highly regulated financial services industry. Attendees will learn how to avoid the risks and reap the rewards as we discuss the challenges, opportunities and strategies that enable financial service companies of all sizes to build and manage meaningful, accountable and repeatable social media programs.

Social Media in Highly Regulated Markets – Pitfalls and Pluses

CHICAGO – Panelists, including Tom Chernaik of CMP.LY, will discuss social media strategies in a highly regulated financial services industry at the Chicago Chapter of the American Marketing Association’s Financial Services Special Interest Group event moderated by Donna Williams.

Practical and Legal Guidance for Social Media Engagement

NEW YORK – Explore legal compliance and practical solutions for today’s digital age at this complimentary conference hosted by the Direct Marketing Association and sponsored by CMP.LY.

Social Media: Advising Clients on the Do’s & Don’ts

NEW YORK – This workshop will teach attorneys how to advise their clients of the myriad legal considerations in utilizing social media. A prominent faculty of experts will explore the multi-disciplinary laws that govern social media, providing solutions that work from a business and legal perspective. This practical program will develop your skills with checklists, forms, and practical responses to legal issues your clients face in their use of social media. Topics include: how to navigate specific social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Vine, YouTube, and Pinterest; how clients can advertise and market lawfully in social media; how to comply with applicable FTC regulations, and best practices for managing employees in social media. The materials will incorporate case studies and business responses to the latest regulatory actions. Finally, the panel will discuss ways to promote harmony between marketing and legal departments in the fast-paced social media world.