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Infrastucture and Activities : Relating IT to the Work of Nonprofit Organizations
Richard Clerkin and Kirsten A. Grønbjerg.
In Nonprofits and Technology, edited by Michael Cortés and Kevin Rafter. Chicago: Lyceum Books. In press. Revised version of paper presented at Symposium on Nonprofit Technology Adoption, University of San Francisco, Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management (October, 2004).
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What factors impact the types of Information Technology (IT) components that nonprofit organizations adopt? Do nonprofits with different missions adopt a certain technology, perhaps because they face particular pressures or have special operational needs? Or, is it more a matter of size, source of revenue, geographic location, tax status, or activities that nonprofits engage in that drive the types of IT they have? We draw on a survey of Indiana nonprofits to explore these basic questions about which nonprofits have which type of IT.Home | Citing and Terms of Use | Restricted Access
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August 21, 2006
