As leaders, the question isn’t whether you want better outcomes, it’s whether your current approach to decision-making is built to deliver them. The future of your organization’s philanthropic success depends less on your technology and more on your ability to make consistently better decisions. And that is where data science and business intelligence come in.

A CRM implementation is a foundational moment—one that requires strategic clarity, thoughtful planning, and a relentless focus on how information will drive decision-making across the organization. Ultimately, the success of a CRM isn’t measured by what it can do—it’s measured by what people do with it. This blog takes you beyond the tool into how to make the most of your CRM.

In today’s nonprofit and higher education landscape, the decision to change your CRM system feels a bit like performing open-heart surgery while running a marathon. It’s complex, high-stakes, and you can’t afford to miss a beat. Yet too many organizations approach this transformation by focusing solely on immediate pain points rather than asking the deeper question: “Where do we want our fundraising operation to be in 2030?” 

AI is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each AI software has its own focus areas, integration requirements, and data processes. The software you choose needs to be carefully vetted by your organization so it can seamlessly integrate into your current tech stack and day-to-day routine. In this article BWF partnered with Momentum to help you navigate the considerations for selecting an AI-powered software with 10 questions to ask your potential AI vendor. 

Using AI solutions responsibly is the best way to maintain audience trust and avoid compliance issues. Discover top tips for responsible AI use in this guide.

Enter AI, the futuristic force transforming data governance. From automated classification to predictive analytics, AI offers innovative solutions to streamline and enhance data management practices. The following are key AI-driven strategies that can transform how organizations manage and leverage their data to optimize data governance for long-term success.

In the dynamic realm of university fundraising, the potential of advanced technology is incredibly exciting. Vendors present the promise of streamlined operations, precise outreach, and increased donations. However, before committing to the latest fundraising software, it is essential to consider this: The unseen expenses associated with adopting new technology can strain your budget and impact long-term success.

How can your nonprofit get started using AI in 2024? This nonprofit AI quick-start guide offers the practical, how-to tips you need for fundraising success.

In this article, we’ll delve into the essential pre-planning activities and post-implementation strategies that can make all the difference in the success of your software implementation project.