|
|
|
|
Nonprofit Tech is a community that tries to collect and organize the best information on the web around using technology in nonprofits. MOREIf you would like to participate, please contact: Tony Karrer |
1880 Articles match "Technology"
|
The Latest from Nonprofit Technology
|
MORE
|
|
Problems Campaigns Face: Riffing from PDF
Many leaders are oddly proud to be disconnected from trends in culture, communication and technology.(not at PDF) The combined effects of these management biases and systemic gaps create a mess and complete lack of alignment between objectives, organizing, revenue plans, budgets, vision, communications, network organizing and technology plans... .
Network-Centric Advocacy
- Friday, July 3, 2009
Best of AJam - Association Links for June 2009
In the spirit of " 30 Great Links for Associations ," here are some of the most popular blog posts, articles, presentations, and other web resources submitted to AssociationJam.org in June 2009 — one hot link from each topic category: Membership , Events , Board , Volunteers , Fundraising , Social Media , Technology , Other and, of course, Fun......( read more )
...Tags: Associations Non-profit technology nptech Association Jam.
Wild Apricot Blog
- Thursday, July 2, 2009
|
-
|
The Best from Nonprofit Technology
|
MORE
|
-
How Much Time Does Web 2.0 Take?
Bookmark your hour each week and start wading in. What ideas have I left out that you would add to these lists? What costs are you most concerned about when you consider embarking on Web 2.0 ventures?
Technology Tools Worth Checking Out web2.
Museum 2.0
- Thursday, April 10, 2008
-
Lane Becker's Therapy for the Under-employed at SXSW
get fired into the right career."
...Tags: Technology.
Christine.net
- Sunday, March 15, 2009
-
Build a Nonprofit’s Technology Assets from the Ground Up, Part 1 of 2
Hat tip to Sonny Cloward for suggesting that nonprofits should have a Maslow’s hierarchy of needs when it came to implementing nonprofit technology. It was in response to Tweets I made last month stating that social media has been oversold to nonprofits and that they really needed to concentrate on their Web site first . I’m going to circle back to my thinking on social media in the second part of this article.
-
-
Online Payment Processing for the Small Nonprofit
Online payment processing may sound "high-tech" and complicated, but even the smallest nonprofit can easily get set up to receive payments through its website. To bring it down to the absolute simplest terms, your nonprofit will need 3 things in order to handle online payments by credit card: a link or button, a payment gateway, and a merchant account....( read more )
...Tags: Fundraising Non-profit technology nptech.
Wild Apricot Blog
- Friday, February 6, 2009
-
Obama and canvassing technology
Here is a pic of the precinct maps
I canvassed in Virginia for the last weekend through Election Day for Obama. I was and still am in the tank for Obama. And yes, I do plan to be at the Inauguration in DC in January.
So anyway, I was really excited to see how microtargeting was working out within the Obama campaign. The vaunted Catalist database was supposed to be the backend for everything that us canvassers were working on. I was in Falls Church, VA because it also contained a fairly significant population of Asian Americans.
-
Build a Nonprofit’s Technology Assets from the Ground Up, Part 1 of 4
UPDATE: This is now a four-part series instead of two. The next installment will appear on 2/18/2009.
Hat tip to Sonny Cloward for suggesting that nonprofits should have a Maslow’s hierarchy of needs when it came to implementing nonprofit technology.... However, it’s high time that a Maslovian hierarchy of nonprofit technology is written for someone who is looking to improve their small (under $5 million in revenue) nonprofit.
-
-
Non-Profit Technology Report: Size Doesn't Matter
Smaller non-profit organizations get some encouraging news in NTEN’s newly released 2008 IT Staffing & Spending Report -- when it comes to being on the cutting edge of non-profit technology, size doesn’t matter....( read more )
...Tags: Non-profit technology General non-profit interest nptech Staffing research.
Wild Apricot Blog
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
-
Testing Best Practices
I’ve said it before–I’m not a software developer. I’m a hacker who got into this line of work via a circuitous route that never went through a comp sci class room. OK, that’s not true. I took one C class at the UW and quit midway through.
So now I’m writing lots of Salesforce code and as our complexity has increased I’ve had to get systematic about it. Part of the puzzle I had to learn from scratch was Testing.
Here are my top testing best practices with Salesforce.com that I learned on the job.
gokubi.com
- Tuesday, December 9, 2008
-
VisualForce Email Templates
When I saw that Winter ‘09 was going to include VisualForce email templates, I got really excited. I thought about all the cool things I could do with pages running custom controllers and getting whatever data I wanted.
And then I saw that VF email templates weren’t going to be able to use custom controllers and I wrote them off.
Well, I’ve dug back into them and turns out they are going to be amazingly useful. And when we get custom controllers on them, they will be seriously butt-kicking.
gokubi.com
- Friday, November 14, 2008
-
-
Avoiding technology project failure
Usually, we’re all so focused on the good stuff we want to do, it’s hard to step back and consider when and why Information Technology projects go wrong. While success rates vary by project size, company size, project nature and so on, technology researchers at Gartner still figure that about half of corporate technology initiatives fail. Pretty scary, if you aren’t familiar with these statistics.
Idealware
- Sunday, January 11, 2009
|
|
|