Ask Me Anything: Enhancing Tech for Charities with Tech For Good Alliance
Are you looking to enhance your operations and achieve greater impact?
Join us for our “Ask Me Anything” session, designed specifically to help charities like yours harness the power of technology to become more efficient and effective, allowing you to focus on your mission and drive meaningful change.
In this session, we will provide top tips in the following areas with time for a Q&A:
- Making the Best Use of the Systems You Already Have: Maximise the potential of your current technology. We will provide insights on how to fully utilise the systems you already have in place, ensuring you get the most out of your existing resources.
- Automating Manual and Repetitive Processes: Discover how automation can significantly reduce the time and effort spent on manual tasks, freeing up your team to focus on more strategic activities.
- Streamline Data Flows and Link Your Systems: Learn how to make data work for you by integrating your existing systems. We will discuss best practices for creating seamless data flows, allowing you to make better-informed decisions and improve overall efficiency. Understand the importance of having a unified view of your data to drive your initiatives forward.
- Identify and Implement New Solutions, Including AI, to Help You Grow and Scale: We will guide you through the process of identifying and implementing new solutions that can help your charity grow and scale, and help you understand how AI and other emerging technologies can transform your operations, allowing you to achieve greater impact.
About Tech For Good Alliance
We are the UK-wide initiative of the Scottish Tech Army which since 2020 has provided pro bono support to nearly 500 charities. Thousands of the UK tech sector’s brightest and best volunteer with us to deliver impactful projects designed to solve your operational challenges – for free.
Places are on a first come, first served basis. Please only sign up if you are definitely able to attend as there are a limited number of places available.
The Fore’s workshops are run by trusted partner organisations and facilitators (third parties). In line with our Privacy and Data Protection Policy, we may share personal information with these third parties in order to provide the service you have requested (i.e. attending a workshop). Third-party providers are required to take appropriate security measures to protect your personal information and we do not allow them to use your data for their own purposes.
