Technology in Service Provision

Most nonprofits focus their technology use on “back-office” functions like finance and reporting. But you can also improve direct services to clients by using technology to make your services run smoother, to speed up paperwork and to improve service quality. Effective use of technology can also help you reach the people you want to reach.

Apply Technology to Service Provision and Marketing
The NPHD can help you to apply technology to your outreach, marketing and direct services. You may not need new hardware or even new software. Often it’s a question of learning what is publicly available at no or low-cost, and how to make the best use of it.

Connect To Potential Clients with Handheld Devices
Handheld devices are everywhere, particularly among the young, and they are constantly being used to check Facebook, Twitter, My Space and other social media. These media can be an effective tool for staying in touch with clients, passing on information to them and maintaining an electronic presence in your community.

Improve Operational Effectiveness
Free software, like Google applications, can be used to share non-confidential documents within your organization. You can create your own resource directories, which can be easily accessed from every desktop.

We will explore your operations and marketing requirements, see how you are currently making use of technology, then make specific suggestions tailored to your unique target populations and current technological capabilities.

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