My colleagues and I have written several articles on this blog about Microsoft’s entry into and momentum in the nonprofit technology space. Most recently, we wrote about the growing potential of Microsoft solutions for nonprofits as well as their ...Read More
Microsoft’s recent announcement of the launch of Fundraising and Engagement for Dynamics 365 Sales—a Microsoft solution built with MISSION CRM—truly opens the options for today’s nonprofits by offering an alternative to Blackbaud and Salesforce solutions. Officially launching ...Read More
The world of nonprofit technology is an exciting place these days. As it continues to shift and grow, there is an increasing number of solutions that can help you meet your organization’s strategic goals. Today, I’m sharing how ...Read More
Microsoft has been talking a lot lately about their Common Data Model as it relates to their solutions for nonprofits. The Common Data Model provides a framework for defining and storing data that can be accessed by multiple tools and ...Read More
As many nonprofit leaders are quickly finding out, effectively utilizing online collaboration tools is vital to managing a remote workforce. With the sudden onslaught of workers now operating from home, Microsoft has begun offering a free 6-month Office 365 E1 Trial, ...Read More
Not so long ago, the accepted best practice was to operate on a single CRM platform, with the goal of achieving a 360-degree view of an organization’s constituents. At that time, single CRM approach made sense, and, with good ...Read More
2019 was a dynamic year for nonprofit technology. Most notably, we saw a continued high level of activity by commercial companies in the sector, opening the way for new choices and more powerful solutions for nonprofits. This year is shaping up ...Read More
I’m happy to be attending the NetHope Global Summit in Dublin and Microsoft is shaking things up with the announcement of a new wave of development on nonprofit technology within their Dynamics CRM offerings. After decades of providing their ...Read More
If you haven’t seen the news yet, Microsoft has launched a new division of the company called Microsoft Philanthropies, and has committed $1 billion of cloud computing resources to nonprofit and research organizations over the next three years. In addition ...Read More