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The State of Nonprofit Data report was released this week (hat tip to Ted Fickes ). Idealware and NTEN prepared the report based on a survey in April 2012 with nearly 400 nonprofit organizations about how they manage and use data. The report found that nonprofits are either doing a lot with their metrics or not much at all.
In our latest survey, we decided to ask about technology staffing levels differently. In our previous survey, we moved from "information technology staff" to "Technology-responsible staff" in the question, hoping that this more-inclusive terminology would help us understand better the FTE staffing levles related to technology.
One more highlight: 89% of the respondents to the 2011 Nonprofit Social Network Benchmark Survey report having at least a presence on Facebook, and 82% found it to be valuable. This will also be your chance to ask the authors your questions about nonprofits' use of social media.
Flickr: Chad_Norman (Note: This is a weekly round-up of NTEN members doing and sharing their nptech awesome. Tag your own news with "nten member" or "nptech" to help us find your awesome online, or contact Annaliese with your updates.) . You can participate in the survey here. Members are in bold.
social media, surveys, conversations) to let donors know they are being heard and appreciated. By the way, NTEN posted some great tips for social media use , by Marc Pitman, founder of The Fundraising Coach. Here are examples of Tweets from orgs that didn’t include outcome data. Use small data (i.e. Data and story-telling.
" Often, she sees senior managers and people at the bottom of the org chart pushing for openness, meeting resistance at that middle manager level - the cream of the Oreo. I won't tell you what I scored NTEN at. Complete the NTEN openness audit. They get licked. Instead, I'll first as YOU to score us.
In fact, we want you to tell us all about it in a survey about social network use by nonprofits that we're running with Common Knowledge and ThePort. > > Take the Survey ! It should only take you about 5 minutes to complete the survey and contribute to the nonprofit tech community knowledgebase. (It > Take the Survey !
[This is part two of a series taking a closer look at the key benchmarks from our 6th Annual Nonprofit Technology Staffing & Investments Survey Report , conducted with The NonProfit Times. You can download the complete report for free here.] This should give those smaller organizations with just 1 (or even just.5)
[This is part three of a series taking a closer look at the key benchmarks from our 6th Annual Nonprofit Technology Staffing & Investments Survey Report , conducted with The NonProfit Times. The above chart represents the responses from survey participants. You can download the complete report for free here.] for free. >
At the end of this guided exercise, you’ll be able to articulate investment impact statements like: BY INVESTING $9,845 IN NEW TECHNOLOGY, OUR ORG WILL SAVE $79,155 OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS. BY INVESTING $9,845 IN NEW TECHNOLOGY, OUR ORG WILL SERVE $3,032,759 MORE CLIENTS OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS. Step 1: Removing Resistance. TechBridge.
In our annual Nonprofit IT Staffing and Spending Survey , we asked respondents to describe the components of their organizations’ IT budgets—everything from Overall Expenditures to what proportion they allocate for Staffing, Capital, Consulting Contracts and Other Discretionary Expenditures. On average, organizations devoted 2.7
and Old Skool in Nonprofits " This adds beautifully to the conversation over at NTEN Wiki (name coming soon). a checklist helping orgs understand when they should not devote resources to Web 2.0. We survey our constituents periodically. Kool Aid? , Johanna's post talks about the importance of knowing your audience.
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Original photo remixed from flickr photo by Stinky Peter Screencast in conjunction with NTEN View the screencast as higher quality flash file -takes longer to download here. My screencast on widgets is featured in this month's NTEN newsletter in a section pointing to " How To Build Online Community." I'm so excited!
I’m here at NTEN’s 09NTC and am going to live blog Beth Kanter’s session on mapping your social media strategy to metrics. How do you involve the org? survey in room: most prevalent is 20 hours/week with other job duties. Have you seen examples of your org changing? Can’t wait!
In the last month, NTEN staff have rested and recuperated (Jessica even traveled to China!), As one of you noted in the survey: My favorite thing about the conference is how open to sharing everyone there is. I realized that NTEN focused on people, not just technology, and I felt very welcome. Want to re-live the magic?
Flickr Photo: Illustration of Participant's Learning Questions Earlier this month, we piloted the first two-day workshop on social media strategy and tools for NTEN 's WeAreMedia project. On the evaluation survey, we asked people to identify their "aha magic learning moment." This way people could attend two.
If change is a constant at your org and you are considering an outsourced model, you’ll need to know how responsive your potential Drupal shop or consultant is. This is convenient and efficient for mid-size to large orgs – less vendor relationships to manage – and price breaks may be available. Ask around and get lots of references!
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It's simple: We work with fabulous local hosts to recruit NTC-area orgs who need some help. How to manage and track fundraising responses How to survey why a potential donor declined to give. Whether you're a social media maven, an online fundraising guru, or a wireless networking champ, you can lend a hand. Magic happens.
Converting Fresh Leads Into Donors&# and featured Heidi Hess of Children’s Defense Fund and Greg Zelder of the California State Parks Foundation , with Holly Ross of the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network (NTEN) moderating. A: We have used surveys to great effect in the past.
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As a 10,000 footer, NTEN’s new Donor Management System Survey is of keen interest. Many of the CRMs also show up here, although there are quite a number of packages that did not show up in the earlier survey. 18% of users surveyed use that one, which also accounted for 35.5% of use in very large organizations.
As a 10,000 footer, NTEN’s new Donor Management System Survey is of keen interest. Many of the CRMs also show up here, although there are quite a number of packages that did not show up in the earlier survey. 18% of users surveyed use that one, which also accounted for 35.5% of use in very large organizations.
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