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Welcome to Yeager and Associates
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 01 August 2008 14:38 |
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Thank you for stopping in! This website is a work in progress, so if you come across something that doesn't seem to feel right, it is probably because it is not finished yet.
Joomla: you may have noticed that this site is based on Joomla!, a well recommended Content Management System (CMS). My own initial reaction has been mixed: yes, the site is up and get's the job done, But a foundation looking to transition into a new CMS system will need to have a ready resource that can roll up their sleeves to handle technical details, Once it is up and running, the management of the site itself is not difficult, but I recommend finding a Joomla! guru to help jumpstart the process.
One other thing (and this may exist as an extension that I simply haven't come across yet), but the base system isn't really set up for an orderly process of review and approval for new content, and the need to have a "test" environment for major site revisions is not something handled gracefully,
Doug |
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The Philanthropic Web - Getting There From Here
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| Musings on how to make a philanthropic web a reality |
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CRM Leaderboard: Business Needs Determine “Best” Solution
Choosing which provider has the best CRM solution is a technology decision, right? Wrong. It is a business decision (informed by technology). Think of it more like choosing a car... Ask a young man to choose a car, and he will likely choose the fastest, beefiest, baddest set of wheels they can get their hands on. Ask a cheapskate, and you'll end up with a $500 car (that ends up costing
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How to Get There? How about where to start?
You ever see something that is so obvious that it is elusive? Philanthropy has its very roots in community: from the Greek phil - having a strong affinity or love for, and anthrop- human. But "Philanthropy" has come be about money, egos, status, power and elitism, about institutional empire building, relationship dependency, con artists and sycophants. Yes, there are exceptions, and even
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