I am a Chief Information Officer (CIO) with over 15 years experience leveraging various technologies in non-profit environments such as Community/ Urban Planning, Child Welfare, Juvenile Justice, Youth Workforce, and Family & Child Services.
I started this blog to share the knowledge, experiences, tips and tricks that I have gathered over the years in various non-profit organizations. There is no shortage of information and advice for CIOs on the Internet. But most of what is available is tuned for someone working either in a for-profit setting, or in a large non-profits with fully matured processes and governance structures. But if your non-profit is like any of the ones I’ve worked in, then you are working with professionals dedicated to the cause, but lacking understanding of basic business processes and structures. How do you institute ITIL or COBIT in a setting where no one even understands what ISO is?
If this sounds like your non-profit, then this is the blog for you. I’m sure you’ll find something useful and familiar in my postings. And if not, I’m sure at least you’ll get a laugh. Please share your comments, experiences, or feedback.
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