The amount of money your not-for-profit raises in fundraising campaigns is meaningful, but so is how efficiently you’re able to raise it. Such costs can be measured using two metrics: Cost ratio and return on investment (ROI). Let’s take a look.
Strategic planning is key to ensuring every company’s long-term viability, and goal setting is an indispensable step toward fulfilling those plans. Unfortunately, businesses often don’t accomplish their overall strategic plans because they’re unable to fully reach the various goals necessary to get there.
If your not-for-profit wants to improve its budgeting, forecasting, fundraising or other functions but is having a hard time identifying both problems and solutions, data analytics can help. This form of business intelligence is already considered invaluable in the for-profit world.
Increasingly, employers are telling workers, “Bring your own device.” Often abbreviated as BYOD, the term means that workers can use personal mobile devices — such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets — at the office.
Already, it’s estimated that four in 10 workers use their own smartphone or tablet each week for work-related information or applications.
How is your small business cash flow? You can’t survive as a business without an effective cash flow. Learn how to avoid these common pitfalls.
Small business optimism is climbing.
The business entity choice is one of the first and most important choices you will make when starting a new business.
Want to incorporate wellness into your company culture? Here are some simple suggestions for getting started.
Using a quality task management app can help you better manage your time and get more done. Here are three great ones:
If you have a home-based business, you may be able to deduct some of your insurance premiums.