Foundations and Futures
Technology and NonprofitsWith
Trish Perkins, Tech ConsultantHandyCapable Network
Who’s Trish?
• Nonprofit systems analyst and designer
• Affordable nonprofit technology consultant
• Trainer—Google, Salesforce, Office, Video, Social Networks, WordPress web sites
The Nonprofit Tech Picture
In more than 400 social change groups:
• 59% report are frustrated or really struggling with technology.
• More funding is not the most important factor in satisfaction with technology.
• Having enough tech staff is the most important factor.
• What do we need? Communications and fund raising tools, we said.
• 47% do not have online donations from their web sites.
• Over 50% have inadequate data management– slips of paper, Excel spreadsheets, personal address books to manage contacts/donors/ content yet 70% consider it important.
Idealware.Org
LEADING CHANGE:
Top Trends and How to Lead Your Organization Through Them
Holly Ross in London
LET GO
cloud
What is Cloud Computing?
CREATESEFFICIENCIES
LEVELS THE PLAYING FIELD
RESPONSIVE VENDORS
GOOD FORTHE EARTH
http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelmarlatt/3151591960/
Efficiency vs. Effectiveness
MOTIVATE
social
MOTIVATE: Get Social
Average number of content pieces a Facebook user creates each month
90
Motivate: Get Social
Number of minutes spent per month on Facebook (in billions)
700
Motivate: Get Social
Average number of tweets per day (in millions
140
Motivate: Get Social
COLLABORATE
data
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
COLLABORATE: Set Your Data Free
What’s Coming?
Stephen Leonard,Chief Executive of IBM UK and Ireland, says:
• Big Data
• Social Media – Collaboration
• Mobility
MOBILIZE: Use the phone
MORE RESOURCESLinks and Websites…
Tech Soup
