The Pope has a lot to say about AI, How the fuel crisis is impacting NFPs, Canvas LMS hacked… and More!
The Pope has a lot to say about AI, How the fuel crisis is impacting NFPs, Canvas LMS hacked
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7 AI-Driven Trends Impacting Not for Profits
AI is already reshaping how people engage with NFPs, raising expectations, while creating new governance, privacy and inclusion risks.
The hidden cost of traditional software RFTs
Today, traditional RFTs built around long requirements spreadsheets often lead to higher costs, fewer quality vendor responses and poorer outcomes in software procurement, particularly for SaaS solutions.
New rules for SMS, Modern warfare creates digital risks for individuals and orgs… and More!
New rules for SMS, Modern warfare creates digital risks for individuals and orgs… and More!
What’s the difference between a CRM and an AMS?
What’s the difference between a CRM and an AMS? We often use these terms interchangeably, but they function differently for associations.
When your IT systems constrain your Not for Profit’s mission
When your core systems can’t flex with funding, reporting and service changes, your organisation loses delivery capacity through manual workarounds and slow decisions. The goal isn’t “new software.” It’s operational efficiency and speed with trusted data, so you can scale services without scaling admin.
Social Network for AI Agents, Microsoft LinkedIn Group… and More!
Social Network for AI Agents, Microsoft LinkedIn Group… and More!
Close the Front Door: How Not for Profit users increase cybersecurity risks
From my experience working with Not for Profits, the biggest risks don’t come from sophisticated attacks. Instead, they come from what I call the “front door,” or the small, everyday decisions users make.
A new kind of AI notetaker risk, the latest cybersecurity breaches… and More!
A new kind of AI notetaker risk, the latest cybersecurity breaches… and More!
How the speed of IT change is putting your NFP at greater risk
The pace of change in technology means policies, contracts and practices are becoming outdated within months, and risks are emerging faster than most organisations can reasonably track. Therefore, it’s crucial for every organisation to put simple but deliberate processes in place to keep pace with the speed of IT change.
Written by Tammy Ven Dange
Strategic IT Advisor for Not for Profits