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07.14.07Little Dishes 2Those of you who live in Brooklyn should really try out that restaurant above. It's a real treat and in the summer you can eat outside in the garden behind the restaurant. It used to be called Little Dishes until some restaurant in Manhattan enforced it's trademark (grrr! hiss! boo!). I've done it before, and I'm doing it again, and I'm naming this post in Little D's honor. A few little dishes for the weekend: As of yesterday, Google is offering nonprofits Google Apps Education Edition for free. This turns the world upside down for nonprofit system administrators. I've changed the Leaderboard ...
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07.02.07An Interview with Shaun Sullivan, Blackbaud’s CTO, Part 1 of 2Gosh, I love writing about Infinity -- it always gives me an excuse to play this audio clip! [audio:8.mp3] So during the hottest part of the heat wave in New York City last week, in my room, with its lack of an A/C, I listened to Shaun Sullivan, Blackbaud's CTO, outline his plan of attack for the next year. This interview is in two parts because Mr. Sullivan just blasted me with a firehose of details and information, all of it juicy and too long to present in one blog posting. Suffice it to say, that you could sense that Blackbaud ...
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03.14.07Ballmer to demo Dynamics Live CRM at Convergence 2007It looks like Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is going to demo Dynamics Live today at San Diego. This is the presumed Office 2007/Sharepoint/CRM convergence we were told would happen. Anyone know of anybody liveblogging the Convergence 2007 conference?
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03.13.07New Poll: Who will win the nonprofit CRM wars, round 2!!!Another poll to select the next set of major nonprofit CRM vendors is out. Go ahead and vote (you have up to 5 choices). The purpose of the poll is to gauge how you feel about the everchanging nonprofit CRM environment and to see if there are any particular vendors that you think are going to get big pieces of the nonprofit CRM market. So I've added more vendors to the poll in the hopes of cutting down on the mysterious "Other" choice, yet the "Other" choice for CRM keeps popping up as a leading choice. Those of you who ...
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01.21.07Microsoft, Google and Yahoo! agree to NGO code of conductNetworkWorld is reporting the following: Microsoft, Google, and two other technology companies will develop a code of conduct with a coalition of nongovernmental organizations (NGO) to promote freedom of expression and privacy rights, they announced Friday. The two companies along with Yahoo, and Vodafone Group said the new guidelines are the result of talks with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School. It's an excellent development and I hope it doesn't turn into a new media version of greenwashing. This press release has more details than the article you're seeing on the tech ...
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01.10.07Microsoft is going to do SaaS CRM too…To add to the onslaught of competitors that Blackbaud has in the nonprofit space, Microsoft is going to offer a CRM via the Web just like Salesforce.com. Yes, let the great battle royale begin: SugarCRM, CiviCRM, Salesforce.com, Raiser's Edge, Convio, Kintera and yup, the awkwardly named Microsoft Dynamics CRM Live. What would be fascinating is if Microsoft decided to extend open charity licensing or Techsoup-like pricing for nonprofits for their new SaaS CRM. I'm sure bells would be ringing all over the nonprofit CRM world. I know their sales force is active in the nonprofit space, I get calls from their ...
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