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Read MoreMonths would pass and organizations would still struggle adapting to the new system. Frustrated users would retreat to their old ways of doing things for certain tasks or just abandon the CRM application altogether. So what went wrong? And how can it be avoided?
Read MoreThere is no doubt that Bloomerang focuses on depth. Their focus is on cultivating strong relationships with donors, and making the experience easy and intuitive for system users.
Read MoreSo while I support Dreyfus’ call to action for leaders to “nourish the American spirit of volunteerism” it begs the question, who is going to pay for it?
Read MoreAfter hundreds of CRM implementations, there’s one thing I’m sure of - the success of your rollout heavily depends on how well you prepare for post-go-live.
Read MoreSo if all agree, why is that so many organizations still implement CRM in a ‘big bang’ approach...yet somehow expect a different result?
Read MoreComplex security models can be costly to build, so why build it upfront in fear of what might happen? Keep it open, see how the organization adapts to it, and if there is a real need to start closing certain areas off, do it in an iterative fashion.
Read MoreSalesforce.org, in their effort to support larger and more mature nonprofits have built a robust Grant Management feature that includes all the “must-haves” to get your grant program up and running, with the ability to scale through configuration and customization.
Read MoreCheck out how OpenBooks uses NeonCRM's widgets to advance their mission of providing literacy experiences for tens of thousands of readers each year, and listen for OneTenth’s best practices on measuring donor retention, lapsed donors and more! And also our top 5 favorite widgets!
Read MoreIt may lead to a reprioritization of activities, a confirmation of the current direction, or perhaps a discovery that they are working on the wrong things altogether.
Read MoreIf we really want donors, corporations, and foundations to embrace a new way of thinking when it comes to nonprofits and overhead, then we ourselves need to stop perpetuating the old ways.
Read MoreIt’s no surprise that despite every nonprofit’s aspirations to build out a mature matching gift program, few get it right.
Read MoreThroughout this cycle, there may be many players, perhaps a team of resources at your organization that play a critical role in each step of the way. The process is dynamic and collaborative, like a restaurant kitchen, and this is where spreadsheets fall short.
Read MoreSo as a major gift officer, if I’m trying to meet my year-end fundraising goals of securing 5 new $25,000 gifts, what tools does NPSP offer me to support my efforts?
Read MoreWith a marketing spend that dwarves its competitors, it is hard to have a conversation about CRM in any industry without talking about Salesforce. Between its innovative platform, customizability to just about any industry, and vast network of apps, integrations, and resources...Salesforce continues to take the CRM world by storm.
Read MoreThis past October, Salesforce’s Winter ’18 was released to all Salesforcce customers. As with every release, there are a ton of new features and functions, but we here at OneTenth have selected a handful of features we’re excited about for our nonprofit customers.
Read MoreAlthough technology can’t replace relationships, CRM can do wonders in tracking those relationships and ensure you’re making the most of them!
Read MoreEngagement Level is a unique feature of Bloomerang that can offer a ton of insight to fundraisers, and we love how this is not driven off donations alone, but volunteer activities too!
Read MoreBut as I start analyzing the problem, asking questions, and peeling back the layers, it’s not uncommon to find…there’s actually no application problem at all.
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