Overview Professional Development and the Newmedia Industry
As new media grows, so do the needs of the companies and professionals within the interactive new media community. At the same time, advances in technology demand new skills and create new job opportunities. Many industry professionals who have depended on their unique skills to earn a livelihood need retraining or skills upgrading on a continual basis.
The Best of Biztrak 2002 archive contains over 250 video clips in streaming QuickTime format. These clips represent the very best of IMAT's 2002 Professional Development series and distil the views, advice, and best practises of digital media business leaders, recognised industry experts and heads of leading digital media companies in export development, marketing yourself or your company, ITV, labour market trends, internet revenue models. Learn what the experts do and how they create success for themselves and their companies.
In March 2000, the Interactive Multimedia Arts & Technologies Association (IMAT) launched BizTrak, a monthly seminar series geared to exploring the business needs and issues of companies in the interactive multimedia industry.
The Interactive Multimedia Arts & Technologies Association (IMAT) promotes industry growth, development and professional development through multiple channels of special interest groups (SIGs) SIGs provide a forum for members, and educational and professional development opportunities.
The best advice comes from experience, and IMAT members have that experience. IMAT encourages our membership to submit editorials and opinions on key industry issues. This article is from Yvonne von Jena, a Corporate Development Executive / Business Development Strategist with over 14 years experience.
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