Call us crazy, but we give away our knowledge. It’s the “secret sauce” in our consulting, but we just can’t keep it to ourselves. Our primary purpose is to get nonprofits the know-how they need to be more successful. Of course, we’re thrilled when someone chooses to work with us, but we know not everyone will. Plenty of organizations have skilled folks on staff, and others don’t have the budget to hire consultants. For those organizations — and for everyone — we provide these free resources.
Your software choices dramatically impact your organization's success. They affect how you do your job and how much you enjoy it. So, let’s get you knowledgeable about selecting the software that’s right for your organization.
We’ve been implementing nonprofit software from companies including Blackbaud, Convio, and Salesforce.com for years. These resources will help you think through a sound implementation plan for the technology you’ve chosen.
You likely could work more efficiently simply by improving your processes and streamlining the way you use your existing technology. These resources will get you started.
As your organization changes, your goals and needs change and grow. These resources will help you use your technology systems in new ways as your organization evolves.
One of the best ways to ensure you get the most from your nonprofit software is to understand what it can do and how to use it efficiently. That’s why we’ve created resources to help you get to know your Blackbaud Raiser’s Edge software better.
We really like nonprofit software. We know it well. What can we say — we’re techies. That’s why we’ve created these resources to help you get to know your Convio products better.
Here are small applications you will need for file compression and file transfer.
Understanding what your technology can do and how to use it efficiently will help you get the most from it. These resources will help you get to know your Salesforce.com technology better.
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