EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 21 MIN
Why Associations Keep Getting Tech Stacks Wrong
from A Digital Strategy Podcast · host Marcello Gortana, Symon Oliver
TakeawaysAssociations have unique digital needs due to their member-driven nature.Building in public can lead to valuable feedback.Monolithic systems are tightly coupled and may limit flexibility.Modular systems allow for more customization and scalability.Portals are essential for member engagement and retention.Requirements gathering is crucial for effective technology solutions.Mapping out existing systems can reveal inefficiencies.Testing software before commitment is vital for long-term success.Associations often struggle with outdated technology solutions.The right tech stack depends on the specific needs of the organization.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Building in Public05:23 Understanding Associations and Their Digital Needs07:10 Exploring the Tech Landscape for Associations11:20 Monolithic vs. Modular Systems17:50 The Importance of Portals in Member Engagement20:01 Requirements Gathering and Future Planning LinksYou can learn more about Tennis at our website. Be sure to follow us at LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, or Twitter
What this episode covers
In this podcast episode, hosts Marcello Gortana and Symon Oliver discuss the unique challenges and opportunities faced by associations in the digital landscape. They explore the importance of understanding the tech landscape, the differences between monolithic and modular systems, and the critical role of portals in member engagement. The conversation emphasizes the need for thorough requirements gathering to ensure that associations can effectively meet their members' needs and leverage the best technology solutions available.
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