Databases Archives
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Databases
Check out this review of various donor management software packages.
Download an example of a service delivery flowchart.
No need to spend a lot on a donor database. Check out our list of free and low-cost options.
CompuMentor helps environmental NPOs build databases through the Environmental Solution Forum.
Nonprofits band together to create databases and build software.
Read how one nonprofit used technology strategically for civic engagement.
A law that aims to count homeless people worries privacy advocates.
There's no right way to build a database. Assessing your needs can help create the best solution.
Database planning can be a daunting task. Learn lessons from an NPO that's been through it.
ebase is a set of tools and community of users that is powerful, affordable, and accessible.
Relational databases can keep track of complex relationships. Find out why you might need one.
Learn to better serve your users with dynamically generated pages and a database-driven Web site.
Learn all about MYSQL and PostgreSQL, two Open Source, server-based database management systems.
Use remote access to share data with your clients and colleagues and to travel freely.
Databases can help you manage your data effectively, but implement them carefully.
This guide to the database planning process includes templates, worksheets, questionnaires.
How to decide what kind of information storage system your organization needs.
These tips can help your organization create usable, sustainable, and sharable databases.
Learn how to choose a membership database that's right for your organization.
This worksheet will help you assess your nonprofit's database needs.
Databases demystified -- find out how your nonprofit can best manage contacts and information.
A database planning process is essential, regardless of what you may think you need.
A quick overview of the differences between two popular database creation tools.
If you need help with your future database, you may want to hire a consultant to assist you.
Plan your database carefully and save time, money, and a world of trouble.
Use this worksheet to help you think through your accounting database needs.
Choose industry-standard communications platforms or go online so everyone can access information.
