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Written by Bob Scott
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Friday, 12 March 2010 00:00 |
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Sage North America has put Millennium, its Web-based CRM application for large non profits, into the channel. The company said the program, previously available only via the direct sales, would be available through a channel that includes authorized referral partners, authorized resellers and certified implementation partners.
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Written by Bob Alves
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Friday, 05 March 2010 00:00 |
 With the sluggish economy still taking its toll on non-profits, many organizations are focused on taking the proper steps to increase donor and member retention, donations and operational efficiency. Bob Alves, chairman and CEO of Alexandria, Virginia-based Advanced Solutions International (ASI), offers the following technology best practices, and demonstrates how non-profits can get smart by going ‘back to the basics’ and doing more with less in these tough economic times.
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Written by Jennifer Flaten
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Friday, 26 February 2010 00:00 |
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 Charities such as The National Breast Cancer Foundation and Lifewater have successfully run mobile giving campaigns that utilize mobile devices to capture donations for several years now. But it wasn’t until the recent relief efforts for Haiti that mobile giving really played a huge role in fundraising. Now, many non-profits are wondering - What is mobile giving and how do we utilize it?
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Written by Edward Wendling
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Friday, 15 January 2010 00:00 |
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 The past year was very difficult for non-profits and associations. Yet, despite current orthodoxy targeting 2010 for an economic rebound, the road to recovery is expected to be a long, bumpy ride for most organizations.
According to Edward Wendling, marketing director at Alexandria, Virginia-based Advanced Solutions International, member- and donor-based non-profits should look to business process automation (BPA), to further streamline operations, maximize efficiencies and contain costs.
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Written by Jennifer Flaten
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Friday, 22 January 2010 15:53 |
 There is no doubt that correctly managing data is the key to success in the non-profit world. Yet, that is often easier said then done, non-profits have an overwhelming amount of data. The data encompasses the entire organization from tracking donors and gifts, to coordinating volunteers and events. Often non-profits deal with the myriad of data by running multiple databases, one for each facet of the organization. Unfortunately, while the databases work fine for holding the information, most are stand-alone. In addition, in order for databases to be useful they require constant update.
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