For most not-for-profit (NFP) organizations, thinking about investment in emerging digital technologies is a luxury. Many NFPs are still struggling with some basic, hefty challenges in this area: lack of investment, IT obsolescence and the technology leadership void. That’s without even mentioning the wider sector challenges of declining trust, increasing competition for funding and engagement, alongside heightened regulation. So, even thinking about technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
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“Unit4 design philosophy starts with a human-centric design point. Software should work for people, not the other
way around.”R "Ray" Wang
Founder and Principal Analyst, Constellation Research, Inc.
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War Child
War Child helps children affected by conflict. Before they partnered with Unit4, it was using several different, disconnected, on-premise ERP systems. Here’s the effect our software had on its people’s experience.
“The beauty of installing these Unit4 solutions is that we can use our own internal implementation staff. We don’t have to hire or pay for the usual software vendor army of highly priced, external ERP consultants.”
Fiona Buruma, Head of Finance, War Child
GGGI
GGGI was struggling with diverse global operational models. Hampered by aging systems, whose inflexibility even made it hard to report key results.
Unit4’s ERP unified GGGI’s different systems into a single platform. Automating tasks and approvals, reducing lag time across the world that been the barrier to quick and efficient operations.
Heifer International
Heifer’s systems were unable to address donor transparency, reporting complexity, and real-time access to data globally. With four or five different accounting systems spread across the globe and no way to get a comprehensive picture of the business.
Unit4’s ERP let Heifer International digitize, automate, and streamline processes to enable innovation. Helping them achieve a 70 percent increase in program impact, and support an additional 1.3 million people over three years.
