The Changing Landscape of Nonprofit Technology (and What It Means for Your Org)
The emergence of cloud technology has changed the way people around the world work, communicate, share information, and support causes. More than 90% of nonprofit organizations are using some form of...
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The Analytics Forecast: Cloudy Days Ahead!
In my previous blogs, I talked about some of the advantages of the cloud, including security, availability, seamless and frequent updates, zero maintenance, affordability, efficiency, and...
View ArticleCustomized vs. Configurable Software Solutions: Which Should You Choose?
As we evolve into a society that increasingly relies on online—or cloud-based—software to manage everything from personal communications to banking needs, the debate over the pros and cons of...
View ArticleThe Ecosystem of Good: How We’ll Revolutionize Philanthropy
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, my assumption is it’s because you’re someone working to build a better world. That means I probably know at least two things about you: You’re driven by passion...
View Article11 Expert Tips for Nonprofits to Embrace Technology for Even Greater Impact
Last week I had the privilege of networking with over 2000 nonprofit experts and professionals at NTEN‘s Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC). This conference brings together some of the top minds in...
View Article5 Foundation Trends That Will Continue in 2018
Like many years in the past, 2017 continued to bring significant change to the way foundations approach their grantmaking, collaborate with each other, collaborate with their grant partners,...
View ArticleCloud Optimization Starts with the People on the Ground!
It’s hard to read a magazine or website without hearing the advantages of moving to the Cloud. And with good reason! The Cloud is certainly where technology is heading and a great way to optimize your...
View ArticleCloud Integration Solutions – What’s the Deal?
As social good organizations continue to hurl through the twenty-first century, they are managing more and more (and more) data than ever before. Long gone are the days of ‘a database’ – we now manage...
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