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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2021 · 12 MIN

Is Your Tech Stack Earning its Keep? (Part 1)

from The Technopath Way: Productivity through tech for nonprofits · host Sarah Epting

Sign-up for The Technopath Way Weekly Newsletter here: technopath.ac-page.com/the-technopath-way-sign-up This week Sarah dives into the first part of evaluating your tech stack. Are you actually utilizing all the features of those fancy solutions the organization is paying for? Or would a simpler piece of technology be a better fit? She walks you through some questions to establish your organization's needs. Let's see if your organization could benefit from a technology refresh! Questions to ask yourself What is your goal for this piece of technology? What do you want to accomplish? How does it connect to your mission? What is the actual pain point for your organization that you hope this technology will help resolve? Will this piece of technology need an expert’s help to properly set-up? Does the free version of this solve the immediate problem I have? Is there a way to test out the solution before committing to a subscription/purchasing a license?

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