Two new CiviCRM-related articles just got posted on the NTEN.org website - and might be of interest to folks...
Michelle Murrain writes about Open Source CRMs - How Do They Stack Up.
Two new CiviCRM-related articles just got posted on the NTEN.org website - and might be of interest to folks...
Michelle Murrain writes about Open Source CRMs - How Do They Stack Up.
Most of you are probably aware that CiviCRM is developed and maintained by a team of dedicated developers spread around the world (India, Poland, USA and New Zealand). We have had regular team meeting over IM / Skype the past couple of years on a weekly basis. We figured it might make sense to try holding the meeting in a public forum so more community folks can participate in the development and running of CiviCRM.
Earlier today I had the pleasure of presenting and demonstrating CiviCRM to about 40 people working in the non-profit sector at Connecting Up 2008 (see http://www.connectingup.org)
This year's conference had a strong focus on the use of social media, and today's keynote speaker was Beth Kanter, who is well known as a trainer, blogger and consultant on how non-profits can make best use of social media (http://beth.typepad.com).