[dsacco]

I've done pro bono consulting work for nonprofits in the past. If you have specific questions you're welcome to email me (check my profile).

If I had to sum up my experiences in general, I'd say they were fairly disorganized - you really aren't sure what to expect when you dive into a nonprofit company's tech stack. Smaller companies and nonprofits in particular don't usually have the same regimented structure of larger companies, and you really see this when you're exposed to it. More importantly, all of the nonprofits I worked with had really shoddy IT because it's frankly an afterthought for most of them. They just outsource to whoever markets to them the most aggressively for the best price.

[bbissoon]

This has been our general findings as well and we've been doing some research on the best way to market. Clearly banking on the technological advantages will be ineffective.

I'll hit you via email because your response brought to mind other things we're curious about. Thanks for taking the time to answer dsacco