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Why Your Nonprofit Needs Both Branding And Marketing Strategies

Why Your Nonprofit Needs Both Branding And Marketing Strategies

Join my new, on demand Free Masterclass: 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media Content that Converts How to start building a thriving social media community for your nonprofit or library right now! Guest blog by Ryan Ozimek, CEO and co-founder of PICnet In both the nonprofit and business sectors, the terms “branding” and “marketing” are often used interchangeably. They’ve also become buzzwords in…

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With the announcement of the Microsoft Surface and Google Nexus 7 tablets, we do a brief tech comparison between the two and the popular iPad.

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5 Ways to Improve Your Virtual Events and Engage Your Online Community

5 Ways to Improve Your Virtual Events and Engage Your Online Community

This post is a guest blog by Ryan Ozimek of PICnet Have you signed up for my new online master class for nonprofits? Sign up here: How to Stand Out In the Inbox – Nonprofit Email Strategies That Actually Work! How to get your emails delivered, opened, and read -and how to build a community anxious to hear from you!   When the COVID-19 pandemic paused all in-person events in 2020, many people…

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It's been over a year since IBM launched its public cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) – Smart Cloud Enterprise (SCE) and over three months since PicNet moved its external facing applications to SCE. From this, I would like to share with you some of my thoughts on the experience.

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For a while, there had been predictions of the death of the internal IT department, CIO and IT Manager. Wrong! What is occurring, in my view, is a fantastic shift to a new function that can increase company productivity and therefore profitability.

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We go into part 2 of this series that investigates how SOLID can help you build systems that are easier to extend and maintain over time. The OCP is a set of strategies based on inheritance and polymorphism that aims to make code more extensible with fewer side effects when extending.