Data Management

Corporations have long been using data science to maximize efficiencies, but many nonprofits have fallen behind.

AI holds much promise for improving nonprofit fundraising by enabling predictive analytics at speed and scale.

The most financially successful nonprofits aren’t funded exclusively through well-executed annual giving programs or foundation grants.

Stanford published its “Artificial Intelligence Index” report. As with other AI-related reports, here is a nonprofit-focused summary.

NonProfit PRO will be launching its third annual “Nonprofit Leadership Impact Study” this upcoming spring.

As we venture full steam ahead into 2020, the world around us feels chaotic in many ways. So much seems to change every day.

As the pace of technology adoption quickens, so does the likelihood of cybersecurity breaches and data leaks.

We are in the midst of a changing philanthropic landscape, characterized by advances in technology.

If you’ve been paying attention to the trends, then you know that we’re moving toward personal branding.

To win in an increasingly competitive landscape, nonprofits must deepen their understanding of who donors are.

When you’re a busy professional, it can be tempting to jump right in to planning your next peer-to-peer fundraising campaign or event.

There is a lot of conversation about campaign planning studies. One reason is that, unfortunately, too many are conducted improperly.