sgEngage

NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Many nonprofits struggle to maximize their data usage. In fact, when surveyed, 97% of nonprofit professionals expressed an interest in learning how to use their data more effectively, and only 5% reported using data in every decision they make. So, how do healthcare organizations overcome these data silos?

Integration 89

Integration Data Nonprofit Platform 89

NTEN

MAY 12, 2011

By Kurt Voelker, CTO, Forum One Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. It's locked in white papers, policy briefs, and fact sheets. And for good reason.

Data 100

Data New York City Storytelling New York 100

Forum One

JANUARY 27, 2009

Policy-oriented organizations have long produced dizzying amounts of statistical content. In the past, rows and rows of data would die a quick death in thick policy reports or inscrutable spreadsheets. Don't let your data fall victim! Today, there are many tools to visualize and share data online.

Policy 50

Policy Content Share Strategy 50

NTEN

JANUARY 22, 2009

Policy-oriented organizations have long produced dizzying amounts of statistical content. In the past, rows and rows of data would die a quick death in thick policy reports or inscrutable spreadsheets. Don't let your data fall victim! Today, there are many tools to visualize and share data online. Make it portable.

Policy 36

Policy Data Content Share 36

Forum One

FEBRUARY 21, 2011

Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. It's locked in white papers, policy briefs, and fact sheets. Users need a grounding point to understand your data.

Data 68

Data New York City Storytelling New York 68

Forum One

FEBRUARY 21, 2011

Data is the new black. These days everyone is releasing it, visualizing it, aggregating it, and mashing it up. Data is so much more than a stack of numbers or a server filled with client outputs. It's locked in white papers, policy briefs, and fact sheets. Users need a grounding point to understand your data.

Data 67

Data Story New York City New York 67

Forum One

DECEMBER 7, 2023

For health data to impact health outcomes and related policies, the data must be made accessible to policymakers, health advocates, and other interested parties. Too often, health data is locked in massive datasets that are opaque to all but epidemiologists and statisticians.

Policy 64

Policy Los Angeles Data California 64