Category: System Selection
A Requirements Analysis is Critical to the Success of Your Technology
When you’re put in charge of implementing a new enterprise-wide system, you’re likely to end up as the office hero—or scapegoat. To a large extent, your fate will be determined […]
Keeping up with Microsoft
Dave sits down with DelCor CTO Chris Ecker to discuss keeping up with changes in the technology landscape and how they effect your organization.
IT Maturity: Lessons Learned Over the Last 15 Years
Over 15 years ago, we developed The 501(c) IT Maturity Model™ (ITMM) to help associations and nonprofit organizations align their IT with their business goals by measuring the effectiveness of the four […]
AMSFest and Bootcamp Festivities
Dave is joined by Norma Castrejon, Senior Consultant at DelCor, and Gretchen Steenstra, Client Strategy Director at DelCor. The DelCorians discuss AMSFest and share the keys to success you should […]
AMS vs. CRM: Choosing the Right Fit For Your Organization
A common question that surfaces when we’re working with clients on system selection projects is whether they need an association management system (AMS) or an enterprise-level customer relationship management (CRM) […]
The Godfather’s Warning: What Does Geoffrey Hinton’s Resignation Mean About the Future of AI?
Recently, Geoffrey Hinton—a key figure in the development of artificial intelligence (AI)—announced his resignation from Google. The news has shocked many in the technology industry and caused us to contemplate […]
First Steps With AI: Don’t Lose Your Head, Use It
There has been a lot of chatter about artificial intelligence (AI) recently. If you’ve been following the conversations at all, you’ll likely have been flooded with a whirlwind—or maybe more […]
Forget the Chicken and the Egg, Business Requirements Come First
I hear more people talking about requirements for their technology selection process, which makes me happy because I’ve been writing about requirements and teaching classes about requirements for the past 10 years. But one […]
Getting to the Core of the Problem: Improving Your Constituent Record
The Symptom: A Poor Core Constituent Record Having a poor core constituent record—or an incomplete picture of the primary members and customers that drive an organization’s business—is detrimental to an […]
Revamping Your Digital Workplace: What Not To Do
Digital collaboration tools became critical for work during the pandemic, so talking about the concept of the digital workplace has become more relevant than ever. Chris Tubb of the Digital Workplace Group […]