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WEBINAR

DATA SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT

Date:Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Time: 2:00 - 3:00 PM EDT

The collection, management and analysis of data is becoming increasingly more important for nonprofit organizations. Savvy data management and analysis can lead to increased funding and better programs and services and has become critical to sustaining the work of our nonprofit.

But, data management is not simple, especially when working with sub-optimal data tools. Many organizations feel overwhelmed by the prospect of selecting and implementing new data systems.

This session will review a process for assessing current organizational data needs in preparation for implementing new data systems.

This is a recorded webinar. You will be able to submit questions during the session and we will respond via email within 48 hours. 

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Hosted by Erica Blake
Erica has a background in urban planning and policy, with a focus on housing equity issues. She has worked in data management, research and program evaluation internally at housing organizations and externally as a non-profit consultant. Unsurprisingly she loves urban-related data and all maps. As a Data Consultant on the Data and Strategy team at Tech Impact, Erica works on database selection, implementation and analysis projects. Erica bikes to work, and does yoga, cooks, and reads novels on the weekends.

DURING THIS WEBINAR, YOU’LL LEARN MORE ABOUT:

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Types of Data Systems
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Assessing Your Needs
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Data System Selection Process
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Data System Implementation

TECH IMPACT HAS HELPED MANY NONPROFITS, INCLUDING:

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“We were at a point in our organization's growth when the data tracking systems we had in place were not keeping pace with the amount of data that we needed to gather, track, and analyze on a regular basis to be successful. Tech Impact helped us create a flexible system that meets every one of our complex needs in tracking student attendance, session progress, training evaluations, outcome assessments and many other types of data, all in one centralized location. We are now completely on top of how our projects are going in real time as we serve tens of thousands of youth across multiple countries...”
Kate Sachs Leventhal // CorStone