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03.05.08Uncharted Technologies for Nonprofits, Part IIThis is the second massive article in an ongoing series on uncharted technologies for nonprofits. It's a mix of new Web technology and websites that will give a nonprofit some new capabilities that it may never had before. There are no examples of how other nonprofits use this as most nonprofits and dare I say, most nonprofit managers, have never heard of half of these technologies. However, I do show a typical nonprofit scenario that can be used with these technologies. Unless otherwise described, all the web sites listed here can be used immediately. Continue Reading...
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01.16.08So many rabbit holes… so little timeNOTE: This post was originally written right before I left on vacation on New Year's Day. I wasn't feeling too comfortable about being rushed so I let this post age a bit before I released. And I decided to take the piece that was talking about the early ramifications about GiveWell and moved it to the next post.. This post is primarily for developers and technical architects. My apologies... Rabbit holes I've fallen into in the last several weeks... And those among you who are developers will know what I'm speaking of. The rest of you may catch a few buzzwords ...
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08.18.07My LinkedIn network says nonprofits need to be more accountable, transparent and professionalEarlier this month, I asked a question on LinkedIn Answers: As a donor, if you had one wish for the nonprofit sector, what would it be? After nearly two weeks, I received 18 answers. Beth Kanter asked me to do an analysis of the answers. She's very good at this sort of thing so I didn't want to let her down by doing a crappy job on it. This posed a neat little dilemma. What kind of analysis should I use? I decided to go the extra-geeky route (of course). I decided to do the following: Continue Reading...
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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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