|
|
Home
Welcome to Yeager and Associates
|
|
|
Technology Plan in a Box |
 |
|
Written by Doug Yeager
|
|
Monday, 14 July 2008 16:32 |
|
This article is written for a staff member that has been drafted into writing a technology plan. You need a plan. You need it quickly. You don't want to look like an idiot. You would like to be successful. It sounds so simple.
|
|
Last Updated ( Friday, 01 May 2009 08:17 )
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
Written by Administrator
|
|
Friday, 01 August 2008 14:38 |
|
Thank you for stopping in! While you are here, please make sure to check out:
- Blog: My work often involves the prototyping of ideas, and where possible I will share these ideas on the blog. See the Philantropic Web tab for more.
- Services: The link for practical help in addressing a broad range of technology needs.
The Stack: What tools are used on this site?
- Joomla: this site is based on Joomla!, a well recommended Content Management System (CMS).
- Google Sites: several sub-domains make use of Google Sites (a wiki). It is clean and straight forward in what it does, and of course works smoothly with Google Apps (and is free).
- Ning: the "create your own social network" people offer functions not available through Joomla or Google Sites, and using an as-supported model, is free (they can disappear for a small fee).
- Blogger for the blog
- SalesForce: the database that runs all of my business is SalesForce.
- Graphics:
- Jing: for screen capture and annotation
- Picassa for image storage and slideshows
- Zoomorama for large image navigation
- Photoshop for advanced stuff
Doug |
|
Last Updated ( Friday, 01 May 2009 09:20 )
|
|
|
Non Profit Tech Blog
|
Confessions of a Non-Profit Executive Director
|
| A safe space for the harried non-profit IT worker and director. No consultants! No vendors! Just the unadulterated news, views and advice for the non-profit IT worker. |
|
-
Do me a favor — vote for Perla Ni on the Huffington Post
Huffington Post is looking for readers to vote for the ultimate game changer in Philanthropy.
And I think the readers have so far voted Perla Ni, head of greatnonprofits.org, to be the ultimate game changer. I’d like her to keep that lead and to do so, I urge you all to consider throwing in a [...]
-
Mobile phones to the rescue in Indonesia, Philippines and Samoa
From the UN Dispatch:
Over the weekend a deadly tropical storm slammed into the Philippines, causing severe flooding in urban areas and affecting tens of thousands.
Tuesday, a powerful underwater earthquake triggered a tsunami with waves 15 to 20 feet high that crashed into the Samoa islands, destroying homes and taking lives.
Then yesterday and today two successive [...]
-
Blogging Budget For Nonprofits
A very quick budgeting exercise on getting your nonprofit's blog up and running.
|
|
|
The Philanthropic Web - Getting There From Here
|
| Musings on how to make a philanthropic web a reality |
-
Practice What we Preach
A question came up recently on a technology bulletin board (for SalesForce) that was innocent enough: someone was looking for a template spec to use in their pro bono work with a nonprofit. My response (perhaps not so innocent?) follows:
the asymmetry between the powerhouse that is SalesForce and the context of a nonprofit seeking pro bono assistance has major implications for any "
-
The Wow is back: The new Wave
Consider this a message from the latest car show by a friend thunderstruck by a new wonder machine. On the one hand you know he is dazzled, but on the other hand a part of you wished you could play too - and this friend knows cars... so you listen, even if the friend is a bit tongue-tied.
Remember the first time you saw the Google search engine? One little box? instantaneous
-
Follow up: Vista Acquisition of MicroEdge
This an update to my comments on the pending acquisition of MicroEdge by Vista Equity Partners: (for my original post, see http://tinyurl.com/luzo5y) Responsiveness : the new administration scored points right away by reaching out to me and offering conversation to discuss my concerns, and this by a lead director. As a symbolic action, it speaks to a change that is welcome. Caveat: as
|
|
