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Nonprofit essentials : = managing te...

Woodward, Jeannette A.

Nonprofit essentials : = managing technology /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : 單行本
正題名/作者:	Nonprofit essentials :/ Jeannette Woodward.
其他題名:	managing technology /
作者:	Woodward, Jeannette A.
出版者:	Hoboken, N.J. :John Wiley, : c2006.,
面頁冊數:	xvii, 267 p. ;26 cm.;
附註:	Includes index.
標題:	Office practice - Automation. -
電子資源:	http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip063/2005031929.html
ISBN:	0471738387 (pbk.) :

Nonprofit essentials : = managing technology /
Woodward, Jeannette A.

Nonprofit essentials :managing technology /Jeannette Woodward. - Hoboken, N.J. :John Wiley,c2006. - xvii, 267 p. ;26 cm.

Includes index.

Preface -- Purpose -- Overview of content -- Technology brings change -- Audience -- Acknowledgements -- Getting started with technology -- Objectives -- The impact of computers -- Learning from the business world -- Planning for technology -- Assigning responsibility for technology -- Technology planning takes time -- Performing a technology assessment -- To learn more about technology assessments -- Exhibit 1.1: taking a hardware and software inventory -- Focusing on individuals -- Identifying talented members -- Matching personalities with responsibilities -- Exhibit 1.2: policies governing volunteers -- Assessing current computer use -- Where do you begin? -- Tips and techniques: barriers to effective use of technology -- Choosing your first technology project -- In the real world: starting small -- Measuring results -- Comparing alternate projects -- Analyzing the cost of the database project -- Analyzing the cost of the presentation project -- Additional costs -- Identifying the benefits of the database project -- Identifying the benefits of presentation support -- Tips and techniques: making technology part of the project -- Creating a written technology plan -- Exhibit 1.3: why do you need a technology plan? -- Looking ahead to the future -- Tips and techniques: five keys to a successful technology program -- Developing technology leadership -- Discovering community leadership resources -- Educational opportunities for leaders -- To learn more about online resources for board members -- Exhibit 1.4: characteristics of a good technology plan -- Identifying training needs -- Planning an effective training program -- Tips and techniques: getting help for technology planning -- The nuts and bolts of technology -- Establishing hardware and software standards -- Try before you buy -- Donations of new hardware and software -- Tips and techniques: implementing your technology plan -- Summing it up -- Technology planning for the small organization -- Objectives

ISBN: 0471738387 (pbk.) :NT$1147

LCCN: 2005031929Subjects--Topical Terms:

503527
Office practice
--Automation.

LC Class. No.: HF5548.2 / .W648 2006

Dewey Class. No.: 004.068

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505 $a -- A tale of two nonprofits -- Where does one begin? -- How can technology work for you? -- Taking the first steps -- Step 1: decide who will do the planning -- Step 2: obtain official nonprofit status -- Step 3: decide on two or three small but significant projects -- Exhibit 2.1: e-mail: the most valuable computer application -- Step 4: establish an annual budget -- Step 5: identify additional sources of funding -- To learn more about online opportunities for grant seekers -- Step 6: take stock of what you have -- Step 7: decide on minimum hardware requirements -- To learn more about technology for nonprofits -- Step 8: decide how computers will communicate with one another -- Exhibit 2.2: networking basics -- Step 9: decide how your computer system will access the internet -- Tips and techniques: opportunities for nonprofits on the -- World wide web -- Step 10: how will you choose and control software? -- Exhibit 2.3: choosing software -- Step 11: develop a strategy for attracting computer-literate -- Volunteers -- To learn more about recruiting teen volunteers -- Step 12: plan a computer training program -- Step 13: decide on the role that personally-owned computers will play -- Step 14: how will the organization's computers be protected? -- Step 15: decide how and when progress will be evaluated and the -- Plan will be updated -- Putting it in writing -- Summing it up.
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