
Making the data real
Recently I've been lucky enough to be working with Age UK Kensington & Chelsea, helping them make the move to a new database/CRM system....
Jargon busting - CRM and CMS
Jargon is everywhere and it generally does us no favours. The IT world is particularly bad for this. There are TLAs everywhere! (Three...

Twitter and GDPR
Looking at how Twitter are handling the upcoming GDPR regulation.

Starter for 10
Why you shouldn't be taken in by GDPR clickbait.

More on maps, KML and polygons
More about maps, including how to accurately draw Devon.

Interesting things to do with maps
Mapping real world data. KML files, Google Mapping and delving into some exciting Unix commands.

Create your own bargain Chromebook (ish)
The voluntary sector is going increasingly cloud-based. 10 years ago it was a given that if you had a database, it was run locally (on a...

GDPR, small charities and Salesforce
Following on from yesterday's blog post about Zoho, I've been working with Salesforce today, and thought I'd put up a quick post about...

New year, new CRM? GDPR and Zoho
GDPR It's going to be a big year for UK charities because GDPR is coming in May. GDPR (the General Data Protection Regulation) will...

Consent rules in Charitylog and Crossdata
This is a video from a series I did a while ago for Dizions, who make the Charitylog and Crossdata software packages. If you'd like a...