Technology and AARP: AARP positions itself as a leader in providing electronic information, services, and education to its 32 million members

Article Abstract:

The AARP has 32 million members for whom the organization created a World Wide Web site, www.aarp.org in 1996. The Web site provides information on volunteer and community activities plus relevant topics, such as personal finance and investment, tax preparation, elections, and grief-support.

Internet

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Reaching out(organization change at the American Association of Retired Persons)

Article Abstract:

The American Assn of Retired Persons has been undergoing significant changes in order the meet its members' varied needs. These changes include the development of the AARP WebPlace, the reorganization of offices, and increased emphasis on the dissemination of information.

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What we do best

Article Abstract:

People need information but in today's world of the Internet, too much information may be bombarding seniors. AARP offers quality information and explanations of issues that greatly impact seniors and their families. The structure and services of AARP are described.

Information services

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