GSO Presentation (NAATW 2024)
Presenters: GSO Panel || Update members on GSO technology services, communication platforms, data integrity work, digital assets, cybersecurity, and public-facing digital projects.
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Code 4 Recovery Update (NAATW 2024)
Presenter(s): Josh R., Mountain View, CA; David V. || Update trusted servants on Code 4 Recovery projects, including Twelve Step Meeting List, Meeting Guide data quality, imports, translations, security, and volunteer support.
What’s New, Pt. I: AAWS Technology Update (NAATW 2023)
Presenter: GSO Panel || Summarize current AAWS and GSO technology work across communications, aa.org, Meeting Guide, digital products, security, and member support.
Mostly Off the Shelf Solutions From a Small Intergroup (NAATW 2023)
Presenter: Doug G., Winchester, VA || Show how a small intergroup moved from printed meeting lists to practical off-the-shelf tools for websites, Meeting Guide, Zoom, and online services.
AI for AA: Bringing New Depth to the Meeting List (NAATW 2023)
Presenter: Matthew L., Long Beach, CA (Online) || Explore how conversational AI, APIs, JSON, and meeting-list data could make AA meeting searches more useful and responsive.
Helping Online Intergroup Manage A Meeting Directory At Scale (NAATW 2023)
Presenters: Josh R., Mountain View, CA & Matt B., New Zealand || Explain how Code for Recovery and Online Intergroup are collaborating to manage large-scale online meeting directories and related data challenges.
Code 4 Recovery – How We All Make Meeting Listings Better (NAATW 2022)
Presenters: Tim R., Nomad; Wayne P., Edmonton, AB || Improve meeting-list accuracy by coordinating meeting data ownership, feedback, feeds, and change detection across groups, districts, intergroups, areas, and Meeting Guide.
Let’s Talk Technology With GSO (NAATW 2021)
Presenters: Tracey G., Patrick C., Lorna G., Beau B. || A panel of our General Service Office staff and AAWS Technology Chair will share and field questions about current and future AA technology initiatives, including digital products, communications work, infrastructure, and cybersecurity priorities.
Open-Source Software Projects Update (NAATW 2021)
Presenters: Tim R., Brian W. || An update of open-source meeting management projects being developed by AA members in support of helping AA service entities make their meeting information available to Meeting Guide and Open Source.
Lightning Talks: Meeting Manager, Web-based Meeting Guide (NAATW 2021)
Presenter: Jim B. || Build a local meeting-management tool that keeps web meeting information current during rapid schedule changes.
GSO & Grapevine Panel (NAATW 2020)
Presenters: GSO & GV Panel ||
Hear updates on GSO and Grapevine technology projects, digital services, online contributions, records, and pandemic response.
Meeting Lists Outside WordPress: Wagtail and the Web (NAATW 2020)
Presenter: Timothy A., Philadelphia, PA || Evaluate Wagtail as a flexible alternative to WordPress for managing AA meeting lists and Meeting Guide data.
AA Technology Comes of Age: Three Perspectives (NAATW 2020)
Presenters: Hiroyuki K., Tokyo, Japan; Cindy M., Hazelwood, MO; Chris M., Atlanta, GA || Review how AA technology matured across group, intergroup, and service office settings during rapid pandemic-era change.
Meeting and Group Data Using AirTable (NAATW 2019)
Presenter: Adam S., Albany, NY || Demonstrate how one Area used AirTable to help manage meeting and group data for Area records between Fellowship New Vision (FNV) exports and Meeting Guide.
GSO Web & App Updates (NAATW 2019)
Presenters: Clement C., New York, NY, GSO; Julie G., New York, NY, GSO || Hear from General Service Office (GSO) staff on communication services, AA.org web projects, Meeting Guide app development, and the structure supporting digital work.
GSO-AAWS and Technology Update (NAATW 2018)
Presenters: Panel, Josh R., Lois L., Daniel || Review current GSO and AAWS technology work, including website development, YouTube, app planning, and digital communication projects.
Central Office Technology Use in AA (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Peter B. || Review how central offices use surveys, online forms, meeting schedules, newsletters, payment tools, and mailing lists to support service.