Online advisory boards provide a fast, convenient and effective approach to foster meaningful insights from thought leaders, whilst minimising the costs and headaches involved in coordinating traditional in-person meetings. But which format is preferred, and when? Swipe Health can provide the guidance and strategy to ensure you've got the correct mix, for the optimal outputs.
Any-time online advisory boards
Introducing 'Rumi', our bespoke asynchronous stakeholder engagement platform
- Convenience: High - participants contribute in their own time, on any device (desktop at lunch, smartphone during commute etc.)
- Insights: In depth - provides participants opportunity to research, ruminate and respond with their thoughts as opposed to answering on the spot. Additionally, this format places an even focus on contributions from all participants
- Set up speed: Fast - ~1 week set up
- Logistics: Minimal - no requirement to coordinate participant travel
- Value: High - minimised expenditure by eliminating overheads and focussing on results
Rumi 'Real-time' online advisory boards
Utilises web conferencing software to replicate in-person meetings
- Convenience: Medium - participants access event at a specified time
- Insights: Medium - challenged by format of participants engaging with a screen for hours at a time
- Set up speed: Fast
- Logistics: Medium - coordination required to organise participants to meet at the same time/date
- Moderator effort: High - needs to be creative to keep participants energised and engaged
- Value: High: - low costs to execute
Rumi Traditional Advisory Boards
Face to Face is back, and clinicians (as well as industry folk alike) couldn't be happier
However, there is one caveat - whilst there is genuine enthusiasm for catching up with peers at advisory board meetings, the stipulation is "not as often".
To this, it pays to have access to both traditional and online formats (any-time and real-time), to ensure you're catering to all situations and preferences. Ask us about which mix will suit your stakeholder meetings best.
However, there is one caveat - whilst there is genuine enthusiasm for catching up with peers at advisory board meetings, the stipulation is "not as often".
To this, it pays to have access to both traditional and online formats (any-time and real-time), to ensure you're catering to all situations and preferences. Ask us about which mix will suit your stakeholder meetings best.