Our goal at NPower is to move our clients up their own unique
“technology curve.”

This means ensuring that all of our clients:
1) are stable and secure, i.e. their networks are up to date and up and running;
2) choose the right applications for the right jobs;
3) develop a strategic technology plan and budget; and
4) use technology to innovate and achieve greater impact in our community.

The final stage in this process – INNOVATION – is the step that really enables nonprofits to achieve impact in our community...

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We’re thrilled to announce that over 30 organizations applied for the 2007 NPower Greater DC Region Technology Innovation Award, presented by Accenture. The goal of the award is to recognize nonprofits that are using technology in innovative ways and inspire more charitable organizations to use technology to achieve their goals. The three finalists will be announced next week!

To learn more about the applicants or the Award, click here.

To join Accenture, AOL, Capital One, Freddie Mac, IBM, Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, and Sprint as a sponsor of the Awards Luncheon, click here.

Speaking of innovation, blogging is a great and inexpensive way to:

1) find new constituents and donors;
2) gain real-time customer feedback;
3) position your organization as a thought leader;
4) raise your organization’s search engine rankings; and
5) have fun at work!

To learn more about the benefits of blogging and how to do it, visit Planned Legacy, Interactive Technology for Nonprofits.

Click here to see a list of blogs we like!

Managing Mobile Devices

Use of mobile devices (Treos, Blackberries, etc.) has exploded. And while they can make you more productive, users should have appropriate expectations about performance, reliability, and support cost before diving in!

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