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If you're interested in learning more about this topic, check out a new article live on our site this week: Greening Your IT Through Your Software Choices How nonprofits can make greener decisions when acquiring software In it, you can discover ways to make your office (and home) computing more friendly to our planet when you acquire new software
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If you're interested in learning more about how to measure site traffic on your website as well as how to protect users' privacy in the process, check out our recently published Site Statistics and User Privacy for Nonprofit Websites , written by my colleage (and fellow forum participant) Elliot Harmon. In the article, he explains what sorts
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Are you using desktop power management tools, virtualization, or hosted software packages to reduce your energy use and go green(er)? Did you decide to move your old-fashioned donor database off your organization's servers and onto Salesforce? Have you virtualized a server or even desktop machine so you can do more with fewer energy-sucking boxes
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What tools do you use to measure your site statistics and traffic? Do you use a third-party tool or do you rely on whatever integrated tool your web host offers? If you've implemented a third-party tool like Google Analytics or even use Webalizer, did you give much consideration to user privacy or letting users know what information is being tracked
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Hi Folks, We've recently added more content to our Windows 7 repetoire, in the hopes of helping people decide 1) whether they want to upgrade (and can) and 2) steps for obtaining Win 7 and implementing it. Kevin Lo, who has also responded to this thread, is a Lead Tech Analyst here at TechSoup and has been living in our lab testing Windows 7 for
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Hi Scott, Based on the info in this thread, it sounds like it may be really difficult to get the various people in your org all connected to an in-house network without hiring some experts. TechSoup doesn't provide that sort of direct service, but you can look at our TechFinder (as well as recommendations from people in these forums) to find a consultant
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If your answer to that questions is "Yes!" then join us on Wednesday, October 21 at 10 a.m. Pacific for a free webinar to discuss the features, show how it all works, and answer your questions about whether it's the right donor management tool for your needs. Here's more: Organize Your Donor Date with Telosa Are you tracking your data
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I don't have any experience with this directly, but I remember seeing this press release a couple of months back. They apparently launched a nonprofit fund for donating the ChefTec software to registered 501(c)(3)s. Again, no idea if it's any good or have any orgs that I could refer you to in order to check it out, but it's worth looking
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Hi Wally, I think your points are well taken. As a content creator here at TechSoup, we struggle with finding that equitable balance and truly DO want to provide organizations with the information they need to make the best decisions. You'll find that our Learning Center articles and blog are full of content about open-source, free, shareware, and
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For anyone who is interested, you can check out the current status of compatibility with all of TechSoup's donor partners here: Is Your Third-Party Software Compatible with Windows 7? This only includes TechSoup donor partners, so it's not at all comprehensive across different software and hardware out there in the world.