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The extent of the divide between the digital haves and have-nots became crystal clear during the pandemic. So what can be done about it?
The extent of the divide between the digital haves and have-nots became crystal clear during the pandemic. So what can be done about it?
We explore what three different NGOs are doing with web services APIs to try to ensure the safety of the vulnerable populations they serve.
Extreme poverty and hunger have risen exponentially during the pandemic, in middle and high-income countries as much as elsewhere. But two NGOs, one in Peru and the other in the US, have been employing what amounts to relatively simple technology to try and do something about it.
So this is 2021, and what have we learned? Joan Benson shares the highlights from Sage Intacct's latest research and practical findings that apply across profit and nonprofit alike
The aim of social enterprise Techfugees is to ensure digital technology is used effectively to support growing numbers of refugees and migrants around the world. Here are two case studies of organizations working in the field that have benefitted from their support.
The UK-based charity has worked with consultancy Greenhouse Intelligence on using Artificial Intelligence to keep funding levels as high as possible and use limited resources efficiently.
Scope’s use of Sitecore was key to new online outreach to achieve ‘everyday equality’
Virtual events tend to rush by in a nondescript blur, but there were highlights along the way. A panel from the Constellation Connected Enterprise event surfaced field lessons, bringing the problem of moving from data silos to (better) decisions into focus.
For the past 26 years StepChange has been working to help people manage their problem debt. A new COVID-19 service is being built with Pega for more short-term financial needs.
Team Rubicon, a US NGO that operates in disaster zones, is moving from a reactive to a preventative client services model, with the help of AI. CIO/CTO Raj Kamachee explains the how and the why.
How TIBCO is helping a charity grow to become a primary food `wholesaler’ (without the sales element) for hundreds of London charities that daily provide food for their clients
School feeding charity Mary’s Meals says a software problem-paging system helps it deal with whatever the field throws at it
Three projects introduced to support marginalised communities around the world demonstrate just how powerful a technology blockchain can be in enabling quick, secure and private transactions that transform people’s lives for the better.