It's the end of the grant cycle, and the familiar panic is setting in. You're pulling impact numbers from a dozen different spreadsheets, trying to build a coherent story for a funder while the deadline looms. This isn't just an IT headache; it's a mission-level problem that burns out your staff and chips away at […]
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At 4:45 pm, the intake queue is still long. A partner calls back with a “quick question,” but they don’t have the full context. A supervisor needs an answer that’s safe to stand behind. And the client is asked, again, to re-tell the hardest parts of their life. Repeating the story isn’t just inefficient. It’s
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It’s the end of the quarter, and a big grant report is due. Your team is in a mad dash, trying to stitch together numbers from three different spreadsheets, a handful of Word docs, and a critical referral for a vulnerable client that got buried in an email chain last week. If this sounds painfully
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The intake queue is exploding. A partner asks for a data export by end of day. A staff member forwards a client document from a personal email because the “secure way” for data protection is too hard. In legal aid, cybersecurity isn’t a background IT concern. It’s a client safety issue. One breach can slow
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If you are honest, does your technology feel more like a cost sink than a growth engine? Projects stall, vendors speak their own language, and every outage leads to the same finger-pointing loop. You pay more, get less, and still feel exposed in every board meeting. At the center of that problem sits technology ownership
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