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Have you heard the news?  Dreamforce 2022 — primed to be our most impactful Dreamforce ever — will return to San Francisco from September 20 through September 22, bringing the entire Salesforce community…

A senior executive at JP Morgan once told me that they are not a bank, they are a tech company that does banking. This digital-first mindset embraces the central role that technology plays…

Recently, I was honored to be a guest on the We Are For Good podcast, where nonprofit leaders, advocates, and philanthropists share their innovative ideas and lessons learned. I had a fantastic conversation…

It’s easy to see how technology is evolving at an increasingly fast rate. With that evolution comes the need for organizations to have a deep understanding of how the landscape is changing and…

*This post was originally published on 7/28/17. It was updated on 8/17/2022 for National Nonprofit Day. Salesforce.org is humbled to partner with nonprofits around the world to bring awareness to World Day Against…

This post was originally published on 7/11/2016 and updated on 8/12/2022.  While the need for a constituent relationship management (CRM) system and an overall CRM vision has become clear, many organizations have struggled…

This post was originally published on 7/29/2019 and updated on 8/11/2022.  Picture this: you’re the executive director of a small but fast-growing arts and culture nonprofit organization. Things are going well! In fact,…

A CRM is customer relationship management technology that helps nonprofits, educational institutions, and businesses manage their relationships with current and prospective constituents, students, and customers. A CRM gives organizations the tools to streamline…

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. The urgency around our climate is high, and the rallying cry is clear: We have to act. Now. We responded by…

You may have heard of the Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom (DIKW) pyramid, but just imagine what kind of wisdom you would — or more likely wouldn’t — gain if the quality of the data…