Interview Phase Picture Problem 
Nonprofit Tech for Good
OCTOBER 30, 2021
A tech “discovery” is the initial, independent phase of a technology project where key analysis, design and planning are performed BEFORE a buy or build decision is made. Discoveries are essentially risk mitigation exercises, and they should be a separate contract from the build phase whenever possible. Why is that?
Media Cause
FEBRUARY 21, 2024
We call this process of information-gathering the “discovery” phase. The goal of the discovery phase is to understand what your audience cares about, their values, and their concerns. While it may be tempting to lead with the problem, it’s actually more effective to lead with shared values.
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Saleforce Nonprofit
FEBRUARY 7, 2022
This means that we help them to transform their business — not only digitally, but using a human-centered approach that develops solutions to problems by involving the human perspective in all the steps of a problem-solving process. Volunteer Alliance Projects. About the Author. Kate O’Connor. Innovation Consulting Manager. .
Achieve
JUNE 8, 2023
Here’s another problem you may encounter: Let’s say you can clearly define what you want to do with your campaign and why, so you jump into the planning process, skipping key steps like a feasibility study and prospect research and cultivation. Don’t underestimate the amount of time you’ll need. And what about your lead donors?
Media Cause
DECEMBER 21, 2021
Elevate the stories of people closest to the problem and who are eager to share their journey. . We call this process of information-gathering the “discovery” phase. The goal of the discovery phase is to understand what your audience cares about, what their values are, and what are their anxieties or concerns. .
Greater Giving
FEBRUARY 22, 2022
The nonprofit fundraising calendar tends to go through phases of ups and downs. You can use interviews with those your organization has helped, your staff members, and your volunteers to determine your main characters. Your story should have a main character as well as a driving conflict and eventual resolution.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
DECEMBER 19, 2013
Note from Beth: Last week I published an interview with Lean Start Up author, Eric Ries, that talked about how the lean start up ideas apply to the nonprofit sector. We think that it is time to invite them to the “adults’ table”—even though this may entail a gawky “adolescent” phase. Flickr Photo by Banana Custard.
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