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<p>This conference comes around every 18 months or so, and when it does invaluable conections are made, experiences shared and supply chain insights gained. But the conference lasts for less than a week. How to maintain the momentum and continue to support strengthening immunization supply chain and logistics systems when the conference ends on Friday?</p>
<p>One answer is this website. We have established a variety of tools to support this network of immunizations professionals. Most importantly the forum, but also in other areas that may be less familiar to you. For example, the Reviews area, where members can submit reviews of PQS-prequalified products, and read the reviews of others members. Take a look if you haven't already:</p>
<p><a href="/en/reviews">http://www.technet-21.org/en/reviews</a></p>;
<p>We are also planing to release a new area of the website entitled the TechNet Reosurce Library, which we will be demoing to those who are interested as part of the TechNet Clinic.</p>
<p>So we already have some online tools to take forward the conversations that have been taking place this week. But surely more can be done. <strong>How else can TechNet-21.org support you and your immunization projects? I am particularly interested in hearing your thoughts on this.</strong></p>
<p>One area I want to highlight is the "groups" feature (in which anyone reading this is already participating), where special-interest groups can come together in a dedicated space for more focused discussions around a particular topic or organization. We already have a group for this conference (private, i.e. your request to join has to be approved), as well as the IPAC group (private also) and Imunization Information Systems (completely public, i.e. all you have to do is click Join). Are you interested in having such a space to support a collaboration on a particular topic? Do you need a resource library (public or private) as part of this? If so, please let me know. If I'm not at the TechNet Clinic just drop me a line and we can discuss in more detail.</p>
<p>One answer is this website. We have established a variety of tools to support this network of immunizations professionals. Most importantly the forum, but also in other areas that may be less familiar to you. For example, the Reviews area, where members can submit reviews of PQS-prequalified products, and read the reviews of others members. Take a look if you haven't already:</p>
<p><a href="/en/reviews">http://www.technet-21.org/en/reviews</a></p>;
<p>We are also planing to release a new area of the website entitled the TechNet Reosurce Library, which we will be demoing to those who are interested as part of the TechNet Clinic.</p>
<p>So we already have some online tools to take forward the conversations that have been taking place this week. But surely more can be done. <strong>How else can TechNet-21.org support you and your immunization projects? I am particularly interested in hearing your thoughts on this.</strong></p>
<p>One area I want to highlight is the "groups" feature (in which anyone reading this is already participating), where special-interest groups can come together in a dedicated space for more focused discussions around a particular topic or organization. We already have a group for this conference (private, i.e. your request to join has to be approved), as well as the IPAC group (private also) and Imunization Information Systems (completely public, i.e. all you have to do is click Join). Are you interested in having such a space to support a collaboration on a particular topic? Do you need a resource library (public or private) as part of this? If so, please let me know. If I'm not at the TechNet Clinic just drop me a line and we can discuss in more detail.</p>
