The 5 Laws of Successful IT Strategy and Planning
The five laws of successful IT strategy and planning are designed to encourage and inspire you to not only invest in technology services for your nonprofit organization, but to also provide a thought-map for the inevitable challenges.
The Ins and Outs of Remote Work for Nonprofits
Nonprofits have started to join the trend for remote employees. Learn the benefits and get tips on how to manage potential challenges.
6 Ways to Harness Your CRM Solution as a Change Management Tool
You’re implementing a new CRM and are dreaming big about the better process and organizational changes that will follow. It won’t happen overnight, but here’s a change management strategy that works for higher education institutions.
7 Steps for a Successful Lean Implementation at your Nonprofit
Implementing lean processes can help nonprofits increase value and eliminate waste to better achieve their missions. Read these 7 steps for a successful lean implementation.
Cloud Optimization Starts with the People on the Ground!
Your social good organization achieving success with cloud technology comes down to communication skills—true listening, sharing language, and understanding your audience.
Moving Beyond The “Don’t Mess with it If it Works” Mentality at Your Nonprofit
Technology investments should be considered a force multiplier and a necessary expense to maintain the vitality in connecting with and gaining donors & funding.
What Makes an IT Project Successful? Nonprofit Edition, Part Two
What makes an IT project at a nonprofit organization successful?
The Making of a Donor Ready Patron: Live from #BBCON
Blackbaud hosted its annual conference for nonprofits from September 29 through October 1 in National Harbor, MD. Nonprofit experts from [...]
6 Tips for Improved Prospect Data Collection
Alleviate anxiety, stress or resistance your gift officers may be experiencing when asking for consistent and relevant data entry with 6 easy steps. [...]
VIP Volunteer Opportunities
Engaging Major Donors & Prospects with Creative “Hands-On” Cultivation Moments
