On-demand webinar
Special guest Megha Kumar of IDC shares her public sector findings on how organizations are overcoming legacy and siloed systems in order to push past the basics of financial reporting. Along with sharing these findings, she fields questions from to provide guidance and clarity in a constantly changing market that demands excellence when serving your communities.
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 and microservice-architecture-based platforms may seem a step too far. Like it or not, technology is moving forward, and the Everything as a Service (XaaS) economy holds more opportunities for NFPs than barriers. Many of the wider challenges mentioned above can be overcome with these solutions. And platform maturity has significantly reduced the risk of IT/digital investment.
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)
With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
With the increasing rise of technology, many charities are feeling left behind or in the dark on how technology can help them enhance the speed, efficiency and impact of their operations. This applies to both larger charities who are fighting slow and out-dated legacy processes, and smaller charities trying to break through with limited resources and tight budgets. Across the sector as a whole, not-for-profit organisations find themselves competing with the commercial sector for top digital talent to remain relevant, innovative and impactful in the digital age.
With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system. Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts, heatmaps, or drill down into the details, giving you access to the right insights and consistent reporting.
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With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system. Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts, heatmaps, or drill down into the details, giving you access to the right insights and consistent reporting.
Call to action
With Analyzer for Unit4 Business World, your organization can explore, analyze and visualize all financial data from across your ERP system. Analyzer is a simple to use tool that helps you and your users turn data into charts, heatmaps, or drill down into the details, giving you access to the right insights and consistent reporting.
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