Blog: A Theory of Change for Nonprofit IT Management
Nonprofit IT management is the one function leaders feel free to opt out of. Why that happens, and what funders can do about it.
Nonprofit IT management is the one function leaders feel free to opt out of. Why that happens, and what funders can do about it.
Jean Westrick, President and CEO of the Technology Association of Grantmakers (TAG) on the resilience of nonprofits who manage IT.
Johan Hammerstrom and Carolyn Woodard in a discussion of IT management tips and how funders and nonprofits can collaborate.
Johan Hammerstrom, CEO, and Nuradeen Aboki, Senior Consultant, discuss what to expect and how to evaluate an IT assessment.
Erik Solce and Carolyn Woodard from Community IT discuss a case study on actually using AI for a nonprofit project.
Chip Kennedy, startup founder of CivicReach.ai and Co-Director of Christmas in the City, Boston, on the challenges nonprofits can face with new technology.
Jim Fruchterman, serial IT entrepreneur and author of Technology for Good, on his new project on data governance.
Jenna Howard with Lockton Insurance, on updates to cybersecurity requirements in the age of AI for nonprofits.
Mimi Yeh, PTKO, and George Danilovics, AHIP, explain the model they use to chart your next steps to fully integrated AI tools.
Mimi Yeh, engagement director at PTKO Consulting, has a conversation about managing AI expectations and reality at your nonprofit.