Peter Gross of Build Consulting will present a powerful framework to address the challenge of implementing nonprofit technology change management projects for impact. Most technology projects have non-technological goals – but to reach those goals, not only must the technology improve, but the habits and behaviors of system users must change.
If you missed the 17NTC last week in Washington you don’t have to have missed all the awesome resources that were shared. NTEN has posted the collaborative notes here. Tracks included a ton of sessions on social media, fundraising, IT at nonprofits, leadership, security – and most of the notes and slides can be found here, with contact information for the presenters.
Congress voted to relax internet privacy rules, allowing internet service providers to utilize and sell customer data without needing permission and without disclosure.
Free video: learn how to create a nonprofit IT budget, what considerations to make about your hardware, software, platforms, and IT support, and how to assess your cybersecurity risks and needs.
If you missed the webinar on Security Readiness for your nonprofit you can find the slides and recording here. CTO Matt Eshleman covers new risks and new systems to deter hackers in this webinar. With a little ongoing attention to the problem you can protect your organization without breaking the bank or losing your mind.
SSO products form a protective layer between the user and cloud applications that user has access to, acting as a master password. Join Matt Eshleman for a half-hour presentation followed by Q&A as he shares the pros and cons, the available SSO products, tips on training staff, and the costs.
The 17NTC Conference begins in a few weeks here in Washington DC, and we are proud to sponsor the 17NTC conference app for the first time. This app helps you organize your conference experience, showing at a glance the sessions and speakers schedule, locations, extra events, and other ways to connect with your colleagues.
To prepare for our upcoming Security Readiness webinar March 15th, links to articles on C|Net about 2 Factor Authentication which nonprofit organizations can use for technology security, and a recent PCMag evaluation of password managers.
Community IT Innovators is a supporting sponsor and the official 17NTC App sponsor of the NTEN 2017 Nonprofit Technology Conference (17NTC). This year’s conference will be in Washington DC from March 23-25. In the March Newsletter you’ll also find links to the Information Management slides and registration for the March 15th Security Readiness webinar.
Community IT Innovators will be sponsoring the official 17NTC conference app for the first time this year, which will enhance your experience March 23-25th here in Washington DC. The regular rates end February 28th – so if you are planning to attend, now is the time to register. Many of us will be there and look forward to meeting you!