bridging the gap by zollinger
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Copernicus
Atmosphere
Monitoring
Service
CAMS General Assembly, Athens, 14-16 June 2016
Silke Zollinger, Copernicus Communication, ECMWF
Bridging the gap!
How to maximise visibility and
impact of CAMS
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To-do: Research & Analysis
We are guessing until we know:
• How visible is CAMS now?
• How well and in which communities is CAMS known?
• Who are our potential users and communities?
• What are the markets?
• What is the profile of potential users & target audiences?
• What are the specific needs for each of them/What problems are
they grappling with?
• What is needed to stimulate potential users & audience?
• How can we reach out to them?
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To-do: Target Different Users & Audiences
• Acknowledge different users & audiences
• Create tailored (e.g. marketing) strategy and plans for
different users/needs
• Allow differences for countries, systems and cultures
• Provide different Copernicus products and results for
different users & audience
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To-do: “Think Business”
• Create marketing/business development plan, define what
success is
• Define what is success
• Focus on markets and audiences as customers
• Create value for customers, e.g. how can consultants
provide service for other businesses
• Asses how to solve problems for customers
• Offer ready-made products to create business & jobs
• Implement marketing strategy and methods
• Make use of the brand as trusted and renowned
organisations
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To-do: Training & Education
• Train target users and target audiences
• Meet the specific training needs of different users
• Train internal Copernicus members in:
• As ambassadors to promote & sell CAMS
• As “business thinkers”
• To understand Copernicus vision and communication
strategies
• Collaborate with business development teams responsible at
national Met Services to inform about Copernicus potentials
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To-do: Outreach Tactics (The How)
• Create success cases and stories for different target audiences
• Business examples
• Extreme weather event CAMS success cases for media
• Create booster programs & events, e.g. Hackathons, …,
• Public figures as ambassadors
• Reach out for specialized networks:
• Air quality agencies and network
• Association of Meteorology Broadcasters
• Chambers of Commerce, Trade/ technology Bodies
• Universities (to target young academics)
• Data software/tool providers e.g. Quantum GIS6