Open cecilia-donnelly opened 9 years ago
So, my thoughts on this are a little bit pessimistic...
Kevin, what you are describing is sort of the holy grail of information management :-). It's easy to have the organizations do a one-time publication of their services to each other -- but how are those lists of services going to stay up-to-date? How are the lists of appropriate contact people going stay up-to-date? When is it okay to share client information? Is there a process for making that decision (and is LISC liable when such information is shared improperly, if LISC provided a mechanisms whose sole purpose is to do that)?
I'm not saying there aren't possible solutions to these problems. But I think this is a "sit down and discuss" kind of thing; it's very complicated.
Thanks for the questions, Karl! We've been talking within the network about some of those questions, so I think we could figure them out. But as you pointed out, there are definitely some things we would need to consider and come to agreement on before rolling out anything.
On the technology side, would it be helpful for us to meet at some point, or should we continue talking over email/Github? I'm fine with either.
I'm not sure what @kfogel thinks, but I'm happy to meet at some point, @kevinrak9. It might be good to meet so we can all have an overview of where we are and what is going to happen by June (and beyond), too.
I think that sounds good. Would you be available next Friday before 2:30? I live in [redacted] and will be heading downtown for Data Friday at 3, so I'm flexible on the location.
Also, I've started working with [redacted], who works with the YMCA, on this project. Would you mind if he joined us?
After meeting, the to-dos on this issue are:
That sounds great, thanks!
@kevinrak9 wrote:
I responded:
And Kevin told me:
@kfogel @cwebber @xray7224 any ideas on this? What's the best way to encourage referrals and make them easy for users, within or outside of TTM?