Tentative agenda:
- Cybersecurity & NGOs: Low cost for big impacts
Many NGOs mistakenly believe they aren’t targets for cyber threats because they are non-profits. In reality, they hold highly sensitive data (donor financial details, refugee/vulnerable group tracking, or political advocacy documentation) with minimal security.
- IT Optimisation of Resources & Costs: Smarter Spending: Optimising IT Infrastructure on an NGO Budget
Budget constraints mean that often NGOs cannot afford bloated software licensing. IT optimisation shouldn’t mean cutting corners; it means leveraging dedicated global non-profit discount programs and identify the correct and adapted tool with the fair cost.
- AI Integration & Impact: Offloading workloads to intelligent Agents
As we know, very often NGOs are chronically understaffed. Generative AI and autonomous software agents can act as automated administrative assistants. (However, shall touch here the ethics dilemma, AI replacing humans… TBD).
- Database Management & CRMs: Data with Purpose: Mastering CRM Integrity and Impact Reporting
A corporate society database is its lifeblood. Bad data leads to lost donations and/or opportunities, bad decisions, poor reporting to institutional grant donors, and compliance risks under data regulations. The goal aimed being: Data accuracy, accessibility, and reporting pipelines.
This workshop is restricted to AC Forum members only. There is no registration fee for this workshop.
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