While it’s common practice – the RFT process is usually unnecessary for Not for Profits. In fact, I believe it fails NFPs most of the time.
Why the RFT process often fails Not for Profits
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While it’s common practice – the RFT process is usually unnecessary for Not for Profits. In fact, I believe it fails NFPs most of the time.
Not for Profits are surprised by the number of manual processes their staff do daily. Here are some of the common reasons I see:
One of the biggest fears for any Not for Profit is blowing the IT project budget your Board approved. Here are 7 things not to do: