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IT and Philanthropy in the 2020s
Sam Caplan (@samcaplan) shared an article on LinkedIn that I had to check out. The article covered predictions for philanthropy in the 2020s. Normally I’m done with “predictions” articles soon after January 1st. But I wanted to read the predictions for philanthropy in...
Fixing the Web: Build an Alternative
The most famous examples of what is wrong with the Web today are from social media. Fake news. Targeted political advertising. Selling your data. Losing your credentials. This is easy to fix. Build an alternative social medium. A couple of weeks ago, I promised a...
Bravo! Major Foundations Move to Increase Indirect Cost Support
You may have missed this announcement from the MacArthur Foundation, but it’s important and deserves some attention. The Foundation has announced that it will increase indirect cost support for grantees, to 29%. The Hewlett Foundation, Ford Foundation, Packard...
Drumroll, Please! CGNET’s Top Blogs of 2019
A couple of weeks ago we mailed out our CGNET News Special Edition: Top Blogs of 2019. Featured were 10 of our (and our customers’) favorite blog posts from the past year. These included: How a Successful Phishing Attack Happens by Dan Callahan, from October 3. How...
Backwards into the Future: Eight Trends for 2020 That Are Already Here
My crystal ball seems to have a mirror stuck in it. The more I try to envision the technology trends that will affect our clients in 2020, the more I come up with what I’m seeing today. For years, my approach to predictions was to look at the exciting technologies on...
CIO of the World Food Programme Addresses Symposium
Enrica Porcari, CIO at the United Nation’s World Food Programme, was invited to be one of the guest keynote speakers at The Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo in Orlando, Fl this past October. The Symposium is the world's most important gathering of CIOs and IT executives,...
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