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Nonprofit Technology Consulting: 6 Steps to Success

DNL OmniMedia

Ongoing support can be especially helpful for organizations interested in completing their project in phases. Rather than finding a new consultant for each phase, you can partner with one consultant who is already familiar with your technology and can ensure your system remains cohesive. Discuss the project with your board.

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Planning Your Nonprofit’s Capital Campaign: 4 Do's & Don'ts

Achieve

You start discussing your goals with donors, but they don’t understand why you’re asking for such large gifts. They’ll shape the entire campaign, from the specific fundraising goal you seek to raise, to the case for support you develop and discuss with donors. The plan feels pieced together, and your early efforts lose steam fast.

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The First Global Martus Users Group Meeting

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

This global Martus meeting brought together individuals who use Martus to address different human rights documentation and security needs in widely varied projects, to share their successes and challenges with the software. What if you could quickly and easily import data from other formats, like a Word document, PDF file or photograph?

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Common Pitfalls of Using Managed IT Services

Tech Soup

Get Access to Your Documentation. Lack of documentation can be costly to an organization. What's your access to your computer and network documentation? Get Multiple Proposals for Large New IT Purchases. Things like disaster and recovery plans must be discussed. You might need a phased approach.

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5 Things to Know Before Hiring a Nonprofit Web Consultant

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This means your organization should discuss exactly what you need a consultant’s help with before bringing them on. Develop a request for proposal. A request for proposal (RFP) is a document that communicates your current needs and your expectations from your consultant.

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Nonprofit Consulting Firms: 26 Leaders in Their Spaces

DNL OmniMedia

Discuss the project with your board. Create a request for proposal (RFP). An RFP is a document that thoroughly details your project, its purpose, your needs, and the guidelines you’ve already laid out. Review their proposals. Let’s Discuss Your Nonprofit’s Needs – Contact Team DNL. Review your candidates.

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An Interview with BWF on the Value of the RFP Process

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Request for proposals, or RFPs, help define projects, set expectations, and ensure the right clients and/or vendors are selected to help businesses grow effectively and efficiently. When does the planning phase end? This staffing solution can range from full-time to part-time staff augmentation. .

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