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This presentation will detail and explain a checklist of concrete tasks nonprofits can undertake to improve their systems, as well as suggest how to foster a culture of continuous improvement.
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Abstract: Computer systems used by nonprofits rarely get the planning, auditing, and steady improvement that they need. Taking simple, inexpensive steps often leads to major improvements, but few nonprofits know where to start. This presentation will detail and explain a checklist of concrete tasks nonprofits can undertake to improve their systems, as well as suggest how to foster a culture of continuous improvement.
Purpose of presentation: Nonprofit organizations often suffer with low-quality, high-maintenance systems that sap both productivity and resources. The purpose of this presentation is to name and explain in general terms the concrete steps that nonprofits should take to improve their systems without greatly increasing costs, which will lead to better planning and decision-making. The presentation will also encourage nonprofits to improve their systems functionally, rather than simply maintain them.
Goals and Objectives:
Attendees will:
Nuno Meireles
placement at Inquilinos Boricuas En Accion (IBA)
As network administrator at IBA, Nuno's responsibilities ranged from IT help desk support and troubleshooting IT problems to setting up IBA apartments for network accessibility. He is a graduate of the Katharine Gibbs School in Providence, Rhode Island and is certified in PC Network Operations and Support and A+.