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[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]By Amlan Debnath with Workato Salesforce and Quickbooks are two of the preeminent cloud apps globally with large, passionate customer communities. Given the large
Buying a new fundraising CRM or replacing your finance and HR systems are big investments with critical outcomes. How can you make sure that big software projects succeed? Here are three recommendations
For your non-profit, nothing can be more helpful than good, clean data. How to can you do that? Capitalize on integrations.
If your nonprofit is considering a data migration in the near future, you can start planning now by asking some preliminary question.
There are a lot of factors that go into running a great peer-to-peer fundraising campaign. But before you delve into the planning phase, realizing its full potential will help you create more successful campaigns and engagement strategies.
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Salesforce can be a powerful tool that can enable an effectively implemented evaluation. However, there are ways to use Salesforce for program evaluation successfully, and some pitfalls to avoid.
Many of us have managed or participated in a database rollout. Usually we focus on selecting the best product for the organization’s needs, then choosing a vendor/partner to plan, design and implement the new system. But despite good intentions, often users are as frustrated with the ‘new’ database as they were with what it replaced. This post includes tips to make the process smoother after the roll out.
Right now the abundance of technology tools and applications available to organizations is making the job of CIO or CMO a minefield of decisions. The lines between consumer applications and enterprise applications continue to blur with more organizations adopting a BYOD strategy. As an executive tasked with increasing efficiency or moving to the cloud how can you avoid the mistake of putting out fires everyday and address the bigger goal?
Breaking down organizational silos sounds easy. Any Internet search will yield articles with advice, most of which boils down to improving your communication: Share information widely; allow outsiders to understand your value to the organization; develop confidence that comes when trust is established, etc. But these resources are light on the practical “how to” steps. Enter Salesforce and its internal social network, Chatter.
