Keyword NFP
There are a number of important differences between CRM in the not-for-profit sector and CRM in the commercial sector. It's vital that both NFP organisations and suppliers recognise and understand these differences to make sure that new CRM systems fulfil the organisations' needs.
IRIS NFP Solutions 2012 Roadshow - Digital & IT Trends for 2012 in the Membership Sector
Overview
IndigoBlue's Managing Director Rob Smith is presenting the opening sesson at Iris's NFP Solutions 2012 Roadshow.
Based on current work reviewing the IT strategies for the membership market, Rob will provide an insight into trends that organisations could or should be considering for adoption.
Rob will identify the key digital and IT trends that are most important to membership organisations. He will then draw out how these trends, together with the organisation's business strategy, input into the IT strategy to provide a roadmap for the organisation's IT and improve support for the business strategy.
Rob's presentation will focus on the revolution that is affecting the NFP sector and how forward looking organisations can embrace change and transform their operation; to grow revenues and significantly improve stakeholder engagement and service. He will look at 5 key areas: understanding customers; productisation; the future of the web; cloud computing and collaboration.
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OCT
Win-Win with Amazon Associate
28 OCT 2011 | Posted in Amazon, business value, NFP, SEO, website | Author Alex McLachlanWe’ve just received our first payment as an Amazon Associate. It has to be said that the amount won’t have a major impact on IndigoBlue’s bottom line, but we don’t really count ourselves as a bookshop. We provide links to Amazon for books that we mention in blog posts or the subjects of book reviews, really to make it easier for our website users. If someone wants more details on a book it’s much easier to provide them with a link rather than them having to copy the book title, open up another browser tab, paste the title in, find the right link in the search result, etc…
Not-for-Profit
Posted in NFP
IndigoBlue has worked with over 40 organisations progressive organisations within the Not-for-Profit sector, enabling them to achieve profound change by embracing the online world to become truly customer-centric.
Iris Seminar: Hosting in the Cloud – A Strategic Direction for the NFP Sector – An Independent View
Overview
IndigoBlue's Managing Director Rob Smith is presenting at Iris's "Running NFP in the Cloud" Seminar.
Rob will discuss the potential benefits and disadvantages of The Cloud for NFP organisations.
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SEP
Drupal gaining momentum in NFP Sector
02 SEP 2011 | Posted in charity, CMS, membership organisation, NFP, open source, website | Author Alex McLachlan |
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The open source CMS Drupal is being adopted by more and more NFP organisations. I recently did a comparison of the charities and membership organisations using Drupal and two of the more popular commercial CMSs. I was surprised by the level of market penetration by Drupal. I was able to find dozens of sites that use Drupal. When I tried the same for the two commercial CMSs, I had great trouble finding more than a handful.
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AUG
IRIS hosting, Cloud Computing and the Not For Profit Sector
24 AUG 2011 | Posted in cloud computing, hosting, Iris, NFP, security | Author Anthony FlackI recently attended a briefing at the offices of IRIS, where IRIS introduced their new hosting proposition which targets amongst others the Not For profit Sector. The presentation was well attended by IT managers from a number of existing IRIS clients who I believe found the presentation interesting and informative.
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JUL
Onsite Forums vs LinkedIn
18 JUL 2011 | Posted in communities of practice, LinkedIn, membership organisation, NFP, social media, website | Author Alex McLachlanFor many membership organisations, there are very good reasons for wanting forums on their own websites rather than using LinkedIn.
Some membership organisations have very successful vibrant online forums. Some other organisations I come across have spent a significant amount of money without any meaningful take up.